Catalyst – solid sorbent – or support therefor: product or process – Miscellaneous
Reexamination Certificate
2006-08-11
2011-11-15
Johnson, Edward (Department: 1736)
Catalyst, solid sorbent, or support therefor: product or process
Miscellaneous
C502S402000, C502S526000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08058208
ABSTRACT:
A molecularly imprinted polymer ion exchange resin for selectively removing one or more inorganic ions in a liquid medium is disclosed and described. The exchange resin can include a bead having a porous structure and comprising a cross-linked molecularly imprinted polymer having molecular sized cavities adapted to selectively receive and bind a specific inorganic ion in a liquid medium. A process for preparing a molecularly imprinted polymer ion exchange resin can include (a) polymerizing a polmerizable mixture in the presence of an inorganic ion imprinting complex to form a bead, said inorganic ion imprinting complex including a ligand and an inorganic ion; and (b) removing the inorganic ions from the bead to form the molecularly imprinted polymer ion exchange resin, the bead having a porous structure and comprising a cross-linked molecularly imprinted polymer having molecular sized cavities adapted to selectively receive and bind a specific inorganic ion in an liquid medium.
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Murray George M.
Southard Glen E.
Van Houten Kelly A.
Hayward Noah J.
Johnson Edward
The Johns Hopkins University
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