Definition of dialyser in English:

dialyser

(also dialyzer)

noun ˈdʌɪəlʌɪzə

1Chemistry and Biology. An apparatus containing a semipermeable membrane for the separation of dissolved and suspended substances in a liquid by means of dialysis.
2Medicine. An apparatus or machine used to perform therapeutic dialysis; specifically = "haemodialyser". Also: a detachable unit or cartridge containing membranes or filters for use in a dialysis machine.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Graham (1805–1869), chemist. From dialyse + -er.

(also dialyzer)

nounˈdʌɪəlʌɪzə

1Chemistry and Biology. An apparatus containing a semipermeable membrane for the separation of dissolved and suspended substances in a liquid by means of dialysis.
2Medicine. An apparatus or machine used to perform therapeutic dialysis; specifically = "haemodialyser". Also: a detachable unit or cartridge containing membranes or filters for use in a dialysis machine.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Graham (1805–1869), chemist. From dialyse + -er.

单词	dialyser
释义	Definition of dialyser in English: dialyser (also dialyzer) noun ˈdʌɪəlʌɪzə 1Chemistry and Biology. An apparatus containing a semipermeable membrane for the separation of dissolved and suspended substances in a liquid by means of dialysis. 2Medicine. An apparatus or machine used to perform therapeutic dialysis; specifically = "haemodialyser". Also: a detachable unit or cartridge containing membranes or filters for use in a dialysis machine. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Graham (1805–1869), chemist. From dialyse + -er. Definition of dialyser in US English: dialyser (also dialyzer) nounˈdʌɪəlʌɪzə 1Chemistry and Biology. An apparatus containing a semipermeable membrane for the separation of dissolved and suspended substances in a liquid by means of dialysis. 2Medicine. An apparatus or machine used to perform therapeutic dialysis; specifically = "haemodialyser". Also: a detachable unit or cartridge containing membranes or filters for use in a dialysis machine. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Graham (1805–1869), chemist. From dialyse + -er.
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