Separation of metal ions from aqueous solutions

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

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2041415, 204149, 204409, 204434, 2041531, G01N 2726, C25F 100

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053544382

ABSTRACT:
A process and apparatus for quantitatively and selectively separating metal ions from mixtures thereof in aqueous solution. The apparatus includes, in combination, a horizontal electrochemical flow cell containing flow bulk electrolyte solution and an aqueous, metal ion-containing solution, the cell containing a metal mesh working electrode, a counter electrode positioned downstream from the working electrode, an independent variable power supply/potentiostat positioned outside of the flow cell and connected to the electrodes, and optionally a detector such as a chromatographic detector, positioned outside the flow cell. This apparatus and its operation has significant application where trace amounts of metal ions are to be separated.

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