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reverse osmosis

reverse osmosis

reverse osmosis

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I am doing tests on concentrating airport glycol and was wondering what exactly a "dalton" represents.  I came across the term while trying to learn more about how the systems work.  If anyone has any information on RO units or can help me with the unit it would be a great help.

RE: reverse osmosis

mustangs:

I suggest you look online for these units; there are several sites that cover units conversion.  I found this through a google search:

1 Da (dalton) = 1.66054E-27 kg

Regards,

jproj

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