STRUCTURAL FEATURE AND EXCHANGE KINETICS OF CARBOXYLATED POLYPROPYLENE ION EXCHANGE RESIN

WU Chinyung; YANG Chaoshiung; YANG Chong

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STRUCTURAL FEATURE AND EXCHANGE KINETICS OF CARBOXYLATED POLYPROPYLENE ION EXCHANGE RESIN

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- STRUCTURAL FEATURE AND EXCHANGE KINETICS OF CARBOXYLATED POLYPROPYLENE ION EXCHANGE RESIN
- Vol. 5, Issue 1, Pages: 12-19(1987)
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- Published：20 March 1987
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WU Chinyung, YANG Chaoshiung, YANG Chong. STRUCTURAL FEATURE AND EXCHANGE KINETICS OF CARBOXYLATED POLYPROPYLENE ION EXCHANGE RESIN[J]. 1987, 5(1): 12-19.
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WU Chinyung, YANG Chaoshiung, YANG Chong. STRUCTURAL FEATURE AND EXCHANGE KINETICS OF CARBOXYLATED POLYPROPYLENE ION EXCHANGE RESIN[J]. 1987, 5(1): 12-19. DOI：

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The present article deals with the exchange process of bivalent metal ions

such as Zn2+

Cd2+ and Hg2+

etc.

taken up by non-crosslinked earboxylated polypropylene (CPP) resin. The control factor of the exchange rate deduced from the kinetic data is governed basically by the chemical reaction rather than the mass transfer effect particle diffusion and/or liquid film diffusion. In solution

all the graft chains in the outer shell of a CPP resin could form a "quasi-macromolecular solution" domain. This opinion further demonstrates the structural pattern of CPP resin proposed in earlier paper[1].

Abstract

The present article deals with the exchange process of bivalent metal ions

such as Zn2+

Cd2+ and Hg2+

etc.

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