SYNTHESIS OF MACROPOROUS HUMIC ACID RESINS AND THEIR CHELATING PROPERTIES FOR HEAVY METAL IONS*
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SYNTHESIS OF MACROPOROUS HUMIC ACID RESINS AND THEIR CHELATING PROPERTIES FOR HEAVY METAL IONS*
Vol. 2, Issue 2, Pages: 159-168(1984)
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CHEN Yiyong, MAO Xueqin, ZHU Dongwei. SYNTHESIS OF MACROPOROUS HUMIC ACID RESINS AND THEIR CHELATING PROPERTIES FOR HEAVY METAL IONS*[J]. 1984, 2(2): 159-168.
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CHEN Yiyong, MAO Xueqin, ZHU Dongwei. SYNTHESIS OF MACROPOROUS HUMIC ACID RESINS AND THEIR CHELATING PROPERTIES FOR HEAVY METAL IONS*[J]. 1984, 2(2): 159-168.DOI:
SYNTHESIS OF MACROPOROUS HUMIC ACID RESINS AND THEIR CHELATING PROPERTIES FOR HEAVY METAL IONS*
Macroporous HA resins (HAR) can be prepared in pearl form by grafting HA onto crosslinked PS through azo or through ester and / or ether linkages. At pH 13 and the HA / PSNH2 weight ratio 0.7—1.0
PSN2+Cl-couples with HA and results in the formation of a7o-type HA resin (HAR-A)
which shows good adsorbility towards heavy metal ions. The Cu2+ sorption capacity of ester / ether type humic acid resin (HAR-E) is increased by lengthening the reaction time of HA and PSCH2Cl. The structure of HAR is discussed on the basis of the IR spectra.The sorption capacity of HAR-A is 1.01mmol/g for Cd2+
Mn2+
Cu2+
Co2+and Zn2+
respectively.The calculated distribution coefficents of heavy metal ions on HAR-A can be arranged in the following order;Cu2+(8.7×103)>Cd2(3.8×102)>Zn2+(2.4×102)>Ni2+(1.8×102)>Mn2+(4.9×10).At pH 6.5
Cu2+
Cd2+
Ni2+
Mn2+ can be quantitatively asdorbed by HAR-A and completely eluted with 1N HNO3.HAR-A can be regenerated and reused.Trace quantities of the above-mentioned heavy metal ions in four samples of the natural occurring water and one sample of the tap water were analyzed by using HAR-A.
Abstract
Macroporous HA resins (HAR) can be prepared in pearl form by grafting HA onto crosslinked PS through azo or through ester and / or ether linkages. At pH 13 and the HA / PSNH2 weight ratio 0.7—1.0
PSN2+Cl-couples with HA and results in the formation of a7o-type HA resin (HAR-A)
which shows good adsorbility towards heavy metal ions. The Cu2+ sorption capacity of ester / ether type humic acid resin (HAR-E) is increased by lengthening the reaction time of HA and PSCH2Cl. The structure of HAR is discussed on the basis of the IR spectra.The sorption capacity of HAR-A is 1.01mmol/g for Cd2+
Mn2+
Cu2+
Co2+and Zn2+
respectively.The calculated distribution coefficents of heavy metal ions on HAR-A can be arranged in the following order;Cu2+(8.7×103)>Cd2(3.8×102)>Zn2+(2.4×102)>Ni2+(1.8×102)>Mn2+(4.9×10).At pH 6.5
Cu2+
Cd2+
Ni2+
Mn2+ can be quantitatively asdorbed by HAR-A and completely eluted with 1N HNO3.HAR-A can be regenerated and reused.Trace quantities of the above-mentioned heavy metal ions in four samples of the natural occurring water and one sample of the tap water were analyzed by using HAR-A.
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