Electrodialysis method

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204301, 426 34, 426 40, 426 41, B01D 1302, A23C 2100, A23C 914

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041101758

ABSTRACT:
An electrodialysis method for deacidifying a feedstream comprises a first cell defined by anion-selective membranes and bounded by a pair of cells defined by the anion-selective membranes and a pair of cation-selective membranes. The solution to be treated is fed to the first membrane cell, a basic solution and a concentrating solution are delivered, respectively, to one of the adjacent cells, and an electric field is applied across the assembly. Hydroxyl anions from the basic solution pass into the first cell for neutralizing the acid hydrogen cation while the acid anion passes into one of the adjacent cells through which also flows the basic solution cation to maintain electrical balance.

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