The sorption of polymetaphosphate on anion exchange resins

From a solution of sodium polymetaphosphate, strongly basic anion exchange resins can retain a greater amount of polymetaphosphate than that corresponding to the exchange capacity. Sodium ions are held by the polymetaphosphate form of the resin and these sodium ions can be exchanged for other ions.     

Chromatography on paper impregnated with ion exchange resins a preliminary report

Ion exchange papers were prepared by dipping paper in suspensions of colloidal resin aggregates. These papers were used for the separation of rare earths, partition chromatography and the study of the elution sequence of some transition metals.     

Mechanism and sorption parameters of alkali metal ions on strongly acidic cation exchange resins

Russian Journal of General Chemistry - The kinetic performance of strongly acidic sulfonate cation exchange resins towards ions of alkali metals (Li, K, and Na) under static conditions has been...     

Preparation of ion exchange resins from carbonaceous adsorbents

Carbonaceous adsorbents are obtained by thermolysis of sulfonated macroreticular polystyrene ion exchange resins at 300-500°C. The hard, spherical, carbonaceous particles react exothermally with elemental chlorine to form products containing up to 38% Cl. The chlorinated particles react readily with polyamines to form anion exchange resins with capacities of up to 2.2 meq/g dry resin. Less than 60% of the nitrogen atoms in the particles are utilized as ion exchange sites. The carbonaceous particles can also be chloromethylated with chloromethyl methyl ether or chlorinated with sulfuryl chloride and then aminated with polyamines to form anion exchange resins, sulfonated with sulfuric acid or chlorosulfonic acid to form strongly acidic cation exchange resins, or chlorosulfonated and then aminated with polyamines to form anion exchange resins. Model structures of the thermolyzed resins containing polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon fragments are proposed to explain their chemical reactivities.     

Aqueous-phase ion solvation and the selectivity of anion exchange resins for monovalent ions

This research examines and quantifies the influence of ion solvation parameters on the affinity of monovalent anions for strong-base anion resins. A data set comprising resin selectivity coefficients and solvation parameters from the literature is statistically analyzed using correlation and multiple regression techniques. The affinity of monovalent anions for the resin phase correlated well to ionic radii. Solvation parameters such as the hydration number, and entropy, enthalpy and free energy of hydration are also strongly correlated to selectivity. Using the stepwise regression procedure on subsets of independent variables, the entropy of hydration, which characterizes the structure-influencing nature of ions in solution, is incorporated as the sole parameter in the predictive model for resin selectivity. The data are best correlated by the exponential form of the regression equation, and the physical meaning of the correlation is shown to be reasonable. A simple rule for categorizing ions as structure-makers and structure-breakers is proposed, and the results are consistent with conventional classifications.     

Thermoanalytical investigation of ion exchange resins. The swelling water of anion exchange resins

The water uptakes of completely swollen and air dried anion exchange resins were investigated by traditional and also by thermoanalytical measurements. In investigations on the air dried resin samples of HSO₄, H₂PO₄, SO₄, HPO₄ and PO₄ forms, two types of water (strongly and loosely bound) were found. The sequence of water uptake on the resins investigated was compared to the opposite order of the adsorption strengths of the anions and to the entropies of the hydrated anions. A conclusion was made regarding the role of the hydration of the anions in the selectivity sequence of anion exchange.

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Zusammenfassung Die Wasseraufnahme vollständig angequollener und lufttrockener Anionenaustauscherharze wurde mittels herkömmlicher sowie auch thermoanalytischer Messungen untersucht. Bei den Prüfungen der lufttrockenen Harzproben in den HSO₄-, H₂PO₄-, SO₄-, HPO₄-, und PO₄-Formen wurden zwei Arten von Wasser gefunden: stark und schwach gebundenes. Die Reihenfolge der Wasseraufnahme wurde mit der umgekehrten Reihenfolge der Adsorptionsstärke der Anionen und mit der Entropie der hydratisierten Anionen verglichen. Schlüsse bezüglich der Rolle der Hydratisierung der Anionen bei der Selektvititätsreihenfolge des Anionenaustausch wurden gezogen.

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Résumé On a étudié par des mesures traditionnelles et par analyse thermique l'absorption d'eau par des résines échangeuses anioniques totalement gonflées et séchées à l'air. Lors de l'étude des échantillons de résines séchées à l'air, de formes HSO₄, H₂PO₄, SO₄, HPO₄ et PO₄, on a trouvé deux types d'eau: de l'eau fortement liée et de l'eau faiblement liée. On a comparé l'ordre de l'absorption d'eau des résines étudiées à l'ordre inverse des forces d'adsorption des anions et à l'entropie des anions hydratés. On en tire des conclusions sur le rôle de l'hydratation des anions sur la sélectivité de l'échange anionique.

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Studies on sorption of plutonium on inorganic ion exchangers from sodium carbonate medium

Sorption of Pu(IV) from sodium carbonate medium has been investigated by using three inorganic ion exchangers, viz. alumina, silica gel and hydrous titanium oxide (HTO). Distribution ratios (D) of Pu(IV) for its sorption on these ion exchangers have been determined. The values are 700, 10³ and 10⁴ for alumina, silica gel and hydrous titanium oxide, respectively, from 0.1M sodium carbonate medium. The high distribution ratios indicate their suitability for the removal of Pu(IV) from sodium carbonate waste streams. Pu(IV) breakthrough capacities have been determined with 5 ml bed at a flow rate of 30 ml per hour. The 10% Pu(IV) breakthough capacities for alumina and silica gel are 3 g l^–1 and 14 g l^–1, respectively. The capacity of HTO is 60 g of Pu(IV) per liter of exchanger at 4% Pu(IV) breakthrough.     

Study on distribution coefficient of bromine ions from aqueous solution on ion exchange resins Duolite A-161 and Duolite A-162

The ion exchange resins Duolite A-161 and Duolite A-162 in bromide form were equilibrated separately with the labeled radioactive bromide ion solution of different concentrations varied from 0.005 to 0.100 M in the temperature range 25.0–45.0°C. The K _d values of bromide ions for Duolite A-162 were found to be higher than that for Duolite A-161 under similar experimental conditions. The difference in K _d values of bromide ions for these two resins is produced by a swelling pressure depending on the water holding capacities.     

顶空气相色谱法测定离子交换树脂中8种有机溶剂残留

建立了功能食品加工用离子交换树脂中甲基异丙基甲酮、丁酸甲酯、3-戊酮、1,3-二乙基苯、1,4-二乙基苯、1,2-二氯乙烷、间二氯苯、甲基丙烯酸甲酯8种有机残留物的顶空气相色谱检测方法,研究了不同类型树脂中的有机残留物种类及含量,为食品和药品中安全使用离子交换树脂提供依据.优化了样品的提取溶剂和顶空气相色谱条件,样品经...     

Coupled reversed-phase and ion chromatographic system for the simultaneous identification of inorganic and organic explosives

There are many methods available to detect and positively identify either organic or inorganic explosives separately, however no one method has been developed which can detect both types of explosive species simultaneously from a single sample. In this work, a unique coupled-chromatographic system is reported for the simultaneous determination of both organic and inorganic explosive species and is used for pre-blast analysis/identification purposes. This novel approach is based on the combination of reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography and ion chromatography which allows trace levels of organic and inorganic explosives to be determined simultaneously from a single sample. Using this procedure, a 20 min reversed-phase separation of organic explosives is coupled to a 16 min ion-exchange separation of anions present in inorganic explosives, providing a complete pre-blast analysis/identification system for the separation and detection of a complex mixture containing organic and/or inorganic explosive species. The total analysis time, including sufficient column re-equilibration between runs, was <25 min using the coupled system. By this method, the minimum resolution for the organic separation was 1.16 between nitroglycerin and tetryl and the detection limits ranged from 0.31 mg L(-1) for cyclotetramethylene tetranitramine (HMX) and 1.54 mg L(-1) for pentaerythrite tetranitrate (PETN), while the minimum resolution for the inorganic separation was 0.99 between azide and nitrate, and the detection limits ranged from 7.70 μg L(-1) for fluoride and 159.50 μg L(-1) for benzoate.     

Kinetics of ion exchange sorption of phosphate

The kinetics of phosphate sorption on Amberlite IRA-400 has been studied as a function of temperature, nature of counterions, at two different concentrations. The film and particle diffusion coefficients and the activation parameters of the process are calculated.

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Continuous chromatographic separation of glucose-fructose mixtures using anion-exchange resins

Summary A semi-continuous, counter-current chromatographic refiner (SCCR) was packed with an anion resin in the bisulphite form and used to separate mixtures of sugars from different feedstocks. Products with purities of more than 99% were achieved and solid concentrations of the fructose products of 12% w/v were possible. The deterioration of the anion resin was controlled by simple precautions and thus its useful life was substantially prolonged.     

Determination of inorganic arsenic species in natural waters—Benefits of separation and preconcentration on ion exchange and hybrid resins

A simple method for the separation and determination of inorganic arsenic (iAs) species in natural and drinking water was developed. Procedures for sample preparation, separation of As(III) and As(V) species and preconcentration of the total iAs on fixed bed columns were defined. Two resins, a strong base anion exchange (SBAE) resin and a hybrid (HY) resin were utilized. The inductively-coupled plasma-mass spectrometry method was applied as the analytical method for the determination of the arsenic concentration in water. The governing factors for the ion exchange/sorption of arsenic on resins in a batch and a fixed bed flow system were analyzed and compared. Acidity of the water, which plays an important role in the control of the ionic or molecular forms of arsenic species, was beneficial for the separation; by adjusting the pH values to less than 8.00, the SBAE resin separated As(V) from As(III) in water by retaining As(V) and allowing As(III) to pass through. The sorption activity of the hydrated iron oxide particles integrated into the HY resin was beneficial for bonding of all iAs species over a wide range of pH values from 5.00 to 11.00. The resin capacities were calculated according to the breakthrough points in a fixed bed flow system. At pH 7.50, the SBAE resin bound more than 370 μg g⁻¹ of As(V) while the HY resin bound more than 4150 μg g⁻¹ of As(III) and more than 3500 μg g⁻¹ of As(V). The high capacities and selectivity of the resins were considered as advantageous for the development and application of two procedures, one for the separation and determination of As(III) (with SBAE) and the other for the preconcentration and determination of the total arsenic (with HY resin). Methods were established through basic analytical procedures (with external standards, certified reference materials and the standard addition method) and by the parallel analysis of some samples using the atomic absorption spectrometry-hydride generation technique. The analytical properties of both procedures were similar: the limit of detection was 0.24 μg L⁻¹, the limit of quantification was 0.80 μg L⁻¹ and the relative standard deviations for samples with a content of arsenic from 10.00 to 300.0 μg L⁻¹ ranged from 1.1 to 5.8%. The interference effects of anions commonly found in water and some organic species which can be present in water were found to be negligible. Verification with certified reference materials proved that the experimental concentrations found for model solutions and real samples were in agreement with the certified values.     

Paper chromatography of inorganic ions : The paper chromatography of germanium

Germaniuni(IV) may be separated from As and many other elements by paper chromatography with butanol saturated with 1 N HCl. The R_F value of germanium (IV) is 0.25 – 0.29.     

Interference of anions in on-line sorption ion chromatographic determination

A technique for investigation of the interference of ions in on-line sorption ion chromatographic determination has been proposed. The technique involves choice of a mathematical model for describing the sorption dynamics, calculation of the thermodynamic and kinetic properties of ion sorption in a given system, and plotting of sorption isotherms of a microcomponent in a wide range of concentrations of interfering macrocomponents. The technique has been used for studying the sorption of nitrate in the presence of bicarbonate and sulfate ions. It has been shown that the nitrate sorption dynamics is adequately described by the external diffusion model. The data obtained have been used for predicting the recovery levels of nitrate as a function of the sample volume containing sulfate. The accuracy of the prediction has been proved experimentally.