Patent classifications
B01J20/048
TREATMENT METHOD, PRODUCTION METHOD, AND HYDROXYAPATITE FILLER
[Problems] To provide a method for treating hydroxyapatite filler so that it can be used multiple times in the separation of a charged material included in a sample liquid using adsorbent composed of the hydroxyapatite filler, a production method including the treatment method, and hydroxyapatite filler.
[Means to solve problems] The treatment method of the present invention comprises a first step of bringing a first liquid containing a predetermined material into contact with hydroxyapatite filler, and a second step of bringing a second liquid containing an alcohol into contact with the hydroxyapatite filler.
Filter assembly, surgical suction system, and method of making a bone-repair element with autologous tissue inclusions
A filter assembly for a surgical suction system. The filter assembly has a containment defining a filter chamber an intake fitting on an upstream end of the chamber, an output fitting on an opposite downstream end of the chamber, and a filter element in the filter chamber and made at least partially of a bioresorbable bone substitute so that autologous tissue components carried in a fluid flowing from the fitting through the filter element in the filter chamber are trapped by the filter element.
Adsorbent and adsorption apparatus
[Problems] To provide a column-use adsorbent having an excellent balance of adsorption capacity and durability, and an adsorption apparatus. [Means to solve problems] A column-use adsorbent made of powder of a porous particle group of hydroxyapatite or fluoroapatite formed by replacing at least part of a hydroxyl group of hydroxyapatite with fluorine atom, the porous particle group being a group of a plurality of porous particles having different particle sizes, the porous particle group meeting the condition of D.sub.Av×45/100≤D.sub.10≤D.sub.Av×75/100, in which D.sub.Av (μm) is an average particle size, and D.sub.10 (μm) is a particle size at which a cumulative volume of the porous particles from the small size side based on a particle size distribution is 10%.
METHODS OF PRODUCING AND CHARACTERIZING VIRUS VACCINE AND VIRUS VACCINE COMPOSITION
This application pertains to methods of isolating virus particles and producing virus vaccine composition comprising subject a biological sample to an anion exchange chromatography and a hydroxyapatite chromatography. The application also pertains to rabies virus vaccine compositions and methods of assessing suitability of a virus vaccine composition or releasing a commercial batch of virus vaccine composition for clinical use.
CROSSLINKED BINDER COMPOSITION
The invention relates to a solid porous article having a crosslinked thermoplastic binder interconnecting one or more types of interactive powdery materials or fibers. The interconnectivity is such that the binder connects the powdery materials or fibers in discrete spots rather than as a complete coating, allowing the materials or fibers to be in direct contact with, and interact with a fluid. The resulting article is a formed multicomponent, interconnected web, with porosity. The separation article is useful in water purification, as well as in the separation of dissolved or suspended materials in both aqueous and non-aqueous systems in industrial uses, gas storage.
COMPOSITIONS AND SYSTEMS FOR BINDING NUTRIENTS FROM MOVING BODIES OF WATER
Some embodiments advantageously provide nutrient-binding compositions that include ingredients that have a synergistic effect such that the nutrient-binding composition is capable of removing more nutrients that the individual ingredients added together. In one embodiment, a nutrient-binding composition comprises: a first amount of a nutrient-binding ingredient; and a second amount of a biogenic additive, the first amount being greater than or equal to the second amount. In one aspect of the embodiment, the nutrient-binding composition has a greater nutrient removal capacity from a volume of water than an additive nutrient removal capacity of the first amount of nutrient-binding ingredient and the second amount of biogenic added together.
PREPARING METHOD OF MEMBRANE FILTER INCLUDING INVERSE OPAL STRUCTURE
The present application relates to a method for manufacturing an inverse opal structure membrane filter, the method comprising the steps of: preparing a mixed solution by mixing a nanoparticle dispersion solution and a sacrificial particle dispersion solution; applying the mixed solution onto a substrate to dry it; and heat-treating the mixed solution, wherein the surface of the sacrificial particles is modified by positive charges or negative charges.
Powder, method of producing powder and adsorption apparatus
The present invention provides that powder is mainly constituted from secondary particles of hydroxyapatite. The secondary particles are obtained by drying a slurry containing primary particles of hydroxyapatite and aggregates thereof and granulating the primary particles and the aggregates. A bulk density of the powder is 0.65 g/mL or more and a specific surface area of the secondary particles is 70 m.sup.2/g or more. The powder of the present invention has high strength and is capable of exhibiting superior adsorption capability when it is used for an adsorbent an adsorption apparatus has.
Fabrication of hydroxyapatite based hybrid sorbent media for removal of fluoride and other contaminants
Fabricating a hybrid sorbent media includes contacting a porous material with a first aqueous solution including phosphate ions to yield a first mixture, contacting the first mixture with a second aqueous solution comprising calcium ions to yield a second mixture, and adjusting a pH of the second mixture to form hydroxyapatite inside the porous media to yield the hybrid sorbent media.
MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR MITIGATING HALIDE SPECIES IN PROCESS STREAMS
Materials and methods for mitigating the effects of halide species contained in process streams are provided. A halide-containing process stream can be contacted with mitigation materials comprising active metal oxides and a non-acidic high surface area carrier combined with a solid, porous substrate. The halide species in the process stream can be reacted with the mitigation material to produce neutralized halide salts and a process stream that is essentially halide-free. The neutralized salts can be attracted and retained on the solid, porous substrate.