Extracting a target ion from an aqueous solution by ion exchange

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Liquid/liquid solvent or colloidal extraction or diffusing...

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210663, B01D 6148

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ABSTRACT:
Processes and apparatuses for separating ions from an aqueous solution are provided which utilize a first separation by an ion exchange medium in combination with second separation by a D.C. electropotential gradient. The first separation separates the target ion by ion exchange and the second separation effects migration of the ions from the ion exchange medium, through a ion permeable, hydrophobic membrane into a second zone, which may contain a buffer. The hydrophobic membrane substantially resists fouling.

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