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Quinn Saunders
30 November, 17:56
What is ultrafication?
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Braedon Dillon
30 November, 19:53
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Ultrafiltration is a process which prevents the dilution of the bloos. During this process some of water with some dissolved materials is forced through the membrane by maintaining the blood at a higher pressure than the solution.
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