Modified ion exchange materials

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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521 27, 521 30, 521 25, 205295, C25B 1300

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ABSTRACT:
Ion exchange materials, as particulate and membranes, are modified by permanently attaching counter ions to a portion of the ion exchange sites. The permanent attachment of the counter ions forms semiconductor junctions which act as mini anodes, or cathodes, to significantly increase the ability to oxidize or reduce a species to be treated, or split water, in an electrolytic reactor. The non-converted transfer sites in the ion exchange material also significantly increase the mobility of the ionic species in the electrolyte. The ion exchange material may be a monobed of either modified anion exchange material or modified cation exchange material, or a suitable mixed bed of both, depending upon the application. When the anode is in direct contact with a modified cation exchange material and under the influence of direct current, free radical hydroxyl and regenerant hydrogen are formed. When the cathode is in direct contact with a modified anion exchange material and under the influence of direct current, free radical hydrogen and regenerant hydroxyl are formed. Alternatively, the modified ion exchange material can be separated from both the anode and the cathode, and regenerant hydrogen and hydroxyl are produced at the semiconductor junctions.

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