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Batteries, again, sorry
Mark Borgerson wrote: In article , says... Thanks for the explanations. It's been decades since my last biology course. I'm not familiar with the kda term, Its kilo-dalton. One dalton is the mass of one Hydrogen atom. When you start talking about very minute masses - as in tangential flow (TFF) and diafiltration systems (like RO as an example)- daltons are a common unit, especially in the biotech world where TFF is commonly used for protein purification/extraction for example. Keith Hughes |
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