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ion exchange
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ion exchange
n.
A reversible chemical reaction occurring between an insoluble solid and a solution during which ions may be interchanged, used in the separation of radioactive isotopes.
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This requirement has led many researchers to focus on cation exchange membranes.
Studies on proton conductivity of acid doped ... by Pu, Hongting; Liu, Qizhi; Qiao, Lei; Yang, Zhenglong / Polymer Engineering and Science
Sata (13) swelled a cation exchange membrane with PC and coupled the membrane with a piece of lithium foil; the cell exchanged [Li.
Lithium ion transport through nonaqueous perfluoroionomeric membranes by Sachan, Sunil; Ray, Cameron A.; Perusich, Stephen A. / Polymer Engineering and Science
The material, manufactured by American Machine and Foundry, is known under the trade name AMF C-311 cation exchange membrane.
Complex dielectric permittivity of an ion-containing polymer in the ... by Dabek, Roman / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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