1996
DOI: 10.1080/01496399608000677
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Recovery of Pure Magnesium Compounds from Seawater by the Use of the Effect of Isothermal Supersaturation in the Ion-Exchange Process

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“…This indicates to sufficiently high selectivity of both sulfonate (KU-2 × 8) and carboxylic (KB-4 and KB-4P2) resins toward Mg 2+ versus Na + . This conclusion is consistent with the results on the determination of selectivity factors for Na + -Mg 2+ exchange on carboxylic resins of different types from artificial and natural seawater (Khamizov et al, 1996;Muraviev et al, 1996). Nevertheless, the comparison of selectivity factors of Na + -Mg 2+ exchange (R Na Mg ) on the resins under study, determined under identical conditions from decalcinated seawater, testify to the favor of KB-4 resin.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…This indicates to sufficiently high selectivity of both sulfonate (KU-2 × 8) and carboxylic (KB-4 and KB-4P2) resins toward Mg 2+ versus Na + . This conclusion is consistent with the results on the determination of selectivity factors for Na + -Mg 2+ exchange on carboxylic resins of different types from artificial and natural seawater (Khamizov et al, 1996;Muraviev et al, 1996). Nevertheless, the comparison of selectivity factors of Na + -Mg 2+ exchange (R Na Mg ) on the resins under study, determined under identical conditions from decalcinated seawater, testify to the favor of KB-4 resin.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
“…All experiments on IXISS of MgCO 3 solutions were carried out under dynamic conditions in laboratory-scale glass columns in a thermostated room at 298 ( 1 K. The ion exchangers preliminarily underwent conventional conditioning by going through several ion-exchange cycles followed by their conversion into the Mg form by rinsing resins in the Na form either with calcium-free natural seawater (seawater samples from the Sea of Japan) or with the mixture of 0.45 equiv/ dm 3 of NaCl and 0.12 equiv/dm 3 of MgCl 2 . This solution was shown to be an adequate model of decalcinated seawater (Khamizov et al, 1996). Then the columns were rinsed with deionized water from the excess of Mg 2+ ions and prepared for the magnesium desorption (stripping) cycle.…”
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