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what is carrier mediated transport?​

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Transport mechanism used to improve flux, permeability, and selectivity in membrane separations. It is also known as type 2 facilitated transport or carrier-facilitated transport (Ho and Li 1992). A carrier reagent is incorporated in the membrane phase to transfer the diffusing specie from the feed phase to the product phase across the membrane phase.

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