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I don’t think it will be as good as hydrophobic. For filtering the oil molecules would have to have be in contact with as much as possible of a surface. Using a hydrophilic filter will make the oil molecules to clump together like when you mix water and oil, and deceases the contact surface. I could be wrong though but this is my thought

A hydrophobic membrane, such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) will resist any aqueous sample, creating back pressure. Although it is sometimes possible to overcome this back pressure with additional force, there is a risk of membrane rupture and incomplete filtration.

Aqueous samples are unlikely to damage most membrane materials, particularly hydrophilic.

Since oleophobic membranes don't exist in order to have the effect you described, hydrophilic is fine and well all around
 
Sorry it didnt work. Let me try again. They are nylon bottle top filters.

https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/product/sigma/cls430049
oh yeah thats a good price, if you are looking to buy 500 ml bottle top filters ihave some i would sell you , i ordered 250 ml filters and theysent me 500 ml ones , i will never ever brew that much lol, if anyone is interested in 500 ml bottle top filters 22 um from ks-tek lemme know ,,,, tia
 
What % BA did you use for 200mg/mL NPP. Sounds perfect for my next cycle
Everything i Brew has either 1.5% or 2%.. If it is something that i will use up quickly or a small batch 1.5% id its a larger batch or something that may end up sitting for a year or 2 i use 2%..
 
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