
A practical method of analysis of osmotic-and-diffusive conversion of free energy of solutions with different concentrations in membrane systems, which was elaborated previously (Kargol 1990) is experimentally verified in this work. A proper membrane system was chosen for examination. Equations for power and efficiency were obtained in a mathematically simple way for this system as an example of application of the method. Next, experimental investigations were made, whose results show the reasonability of the method proposed.
Diffusion, Osmosis, Cell Membrane, Thermodynamics, Energy Metabolism, Mathematics
Diffusion, Osmosis, Cell Membrane, Thermodynamics, Energy Metabolism, Mathematics
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