Simultaneous metal adsorption on tannin resins |
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Authors: | J. L. Santana L. Lima J. Torres F. Martínez S. Olivares |
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Affiliation: | (1) Environmental Studies Laboratory, Higher Institute of Nuclear Sciences and Technology, Havana, Cuba |
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Abstract: | Vegetable tannin sorbent is evaluated as ion exchange resin using a multitracer study on the adsorption behavior of various elements. Lisiloma latisiliqua L. tannins, polycondensated into spherical pellets were chosen as sorbent resin material. Sorption evaluation of Ce, Cu(II), U(VI), Eu, Fe(III), Th, Nd as representatives of different classes of metal ions were done at different pH values. The distribution ratio of the studied elements was calculated from laboratory experiments. Tannic ion exchange material shows excellent ability for actinides and rare earth elements adsorption from waters. Using radiotracers, the number of catechins subunits involve in each tannin-metal complex was determined. |
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