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Supplier: BakerCorp
Description: Synthetically manufactured to carry an ionic charge, either positive or negative, ion exchange resins are an effective solution to highly complex applications such as perchlorate and dissoved metals removal.
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin, Cation Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin, Other
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Supplier: Dupont Water Solutions
Description: Ion exchange (IX) resins are polymers that are capable of exchanging ions with ions in a solution that is passed through them.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin, Medical
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Supplier: Dupont Water Solutions
Description: Ion exchange (IX) resins are polymers that are capable of exchanging ions with ions in a solution that is passed through them.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Dupont Water Solutions
Description: Ion exchange (IX) resins are polymers that are capable of exchanging ions with ions in a solution that is passed through them.
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin, Other
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Supplier: Dupont Water Solutions
Description: Ion exchange (IX) resins are polymers that are capable of exchanging ions with ions in a solution that is passed through them.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: GFS Chemicals, Inc.
Description: ITEM#:2652 CAS#:39389-20-3 F.W.: NFPA#: Specific Gravity: DOT:NR Descriptions: Strongly acidic, macroreticular, with sulfonic acid functionality, suitable for non-aqueous catalyst. Specification TEST 1. Capacity 4.70 eq/kg min. 2. Moisture 1.60% max. 3. Particle size less than 0.3 mm 0.5% max.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: GFS Chemicals, Inc.
Description: ITEM#:2646 CAS#:63181-94-2 F.W.: NFPA#: Specific Gravity: DOT:NR Descriptions: Strongly basic gel-type resin with benzyldimethyl(2-hydroxyethyl)ammonium functionality. Useful in catalytic applications. Specification TEST Properties No properties.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: GFS Chemicals, Inc.
Description: ITEM#:2647 CAS#:60177-39-1 F.W.: NFPA#:1-1-0 Specific Gravity: DOT:NR Descriptions: Strongly basic, macroreticular resin of moderately high porosity with benzyltrialkylammonium functionality. Useful in decolorizing and removal of organic materials. Specification TEST Properties No properties.
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: ION EXCHANGE RESINS
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Supplier: Serfilco, Ltd.
Description: recover gold and other metals from plating operations easily and economically. Select the proper resin for gold recovery from acid or cyanide rinse water. Depth of resin column assures good solution contact for maximum metal recovery. Gold is recovered by incinerating the resin.
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Supplier: Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc.
Description: AmberliteR 200 Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc.
Description: Amberlite IRA-68 Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc.
Description: Amberlyst (R) 15 Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc.
Description: AmberliteR IRA-93 Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Serfilco, Ltd.
Description: purple to golden brown to indicate resin exhaustion. Specifications OPTIONAL: FLOW CONTROL VALVE - For most effective exchange. Recommended to control flow through resin. RESIN CANISTER CHAMBER - For convenient refill of resin. Trap filters are 30 micron depth
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Supplier: Hilliard Corporation (The)
Description: HILCO Dry Resin Ionic Exchange cartridges are a highly effective solution for reducing TAN level in phosphate ester fluids as well as reducing varnish potential in both mineral and synthetic fluids. Hilco’s Dry Resin Ionic exchange is a cost effective treatment method
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin
- Features: Cartridge, Filter Element / Cartridge, Glass Fiber, Hydraulic Fluid, Ion Exchange Resin, Lubricants, Oil, Other, Pulp and Paper
- Application / Industry: Hydrocarbon Processing (Oil & Gas), Power Generation
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Plastics - Ion exchange resin Part 2: Determination of water content of anion exchange resins in hydroxide form by centrifugation
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Supplier: GFS Chemicals, Inc.
Description: ITEM#:2684 CAS#: F.W.: NFPA#: Specific Gravity: DOT:NR Descriptions: Strong acid cation exchange resin with 4% cross-linking; hydrogen ion form; 200-400 mesh. Specification TEST 1. Wet volume capacity, H form 1.1 meq/ml min. 2. Water retention capacity, H form 64 - 72%
- Filter Medium Material: Cation Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 These test methods cover the determination of the operating ion-exchange capacity of both powdered cation-exchange resins (hydrogen form) and powdered anion-exchange resins (hydroxide form). These test methods are intended for use in testing new powdered
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 This practice is intended to evaluate changes in kinetic performance of ion exchange resins used in mixed beds to produce high purity water. Within strict limitations, it also may be used for comparing resin of different types. This standard does not seek to mimic
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Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: Pretreatment
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Supplier: AGC Chemicals Americas, Inc.
Description: Since 1950, FORBLUE™ SELEMION™ ion exchange membranes have been available to dilute and concentrate ionic materials with electro/diffusion dialysis. Instead of conventional ion exchange resins that use a stack of ionic particles with binder resins to connect
- Geometry: Flat Sheet
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Supplier: Scientific Polymer Products, Inc.
Description: Polystyrene, crosslinked, sulfonic acid, hydrogen ion form Catalog # : 723 CAS : 39389-20-3 Physical Form : Beads Swelling Factor : 60-70% for polar solvents Max Temp : 120C Moisture Content : <1% Misc : Macroreticulated spheres 16-50 mesh Exchange Capacity : 4.7meq/g dry resin
- Maximum Temperature: 248 F
- Filter Medium Material: Cation Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Description: acid groups of Chelex 100 resin classify it as a weak cation exchange resin, but it differs from other exchangers in this class by featuring uniquely high selectivities for metal ions and much higher bond strengths. Chelex 100 chelating ion exchange
- Filter Medium Material: Cation Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Description: AG resins are primarily used for the separation of low molecular weight compounds such as inorganic ions, organic acids, nucleic acids, or carbohydrates. AG 50W resin, AG MP-50 macroporous resin, and biotechnology grade AG 50W all offer strong acid cation exchange
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin
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Description: The method is based on passing a solution of the sample in a hydrochloric-hydrofluoric acid mixture through an ion exchange column, removal of all elements other than niobium and tantalum by washing, separation of niobium and tantalum from the resin bed, gravimetric
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Description: Portable Exchange Deionization resins reduce both positively and negatively charged ions for a consistent flow of high-quality water. These cation and anion exchange resins have a specific capacity to reduce a known amount of ions and need to be regenerated
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Supplier: Scientific Polymer Products, Inc.
Description: cation) Applications : Ion exchange, production of high quality deionized water, deionizing aqueous systems at constant pH
- Maximum Temperature: 140 F
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Scientific Polymer Products, Inc.
Description: Polystyrene, crosslinked, tertiary amine, free base form Catalog # : 726 Physical Form : Beads pH Range : Unlimited Swelling Factor : 25% Max Temp : 100C Moisture Content : 53% Misc : Macroreticulated spheres 20-50 mesh; 0.41 to 0.51mm effective size Exchange Capacity : 4.2meq/g dry
- Maximum Temperature: 212 F
- Filter Medium Material: Anion Exchange Resin
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin
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Supplier: Aqua Solutions, Inc.
Description: SOLUTIONS for refilling.The second and third DI tanks in line are moved to the first and second posistions and then, the spare DI tank is installed in the third position. This backwards rotation of DI tanks assures that all of the ion exchange capacity of the DI tank is fully
- Maximum Liquid Flow: 1.584 GPM
- Maximum Pressure: 100 psi
- Features: Ion Exchange Resin, Other, System
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Supplier: SiliCycle Inc.
Description: 10 SiliaPrep (3 mL/200 mg) silica-based cartridges of each phase: SCX, SCX-2, WCX & 10 SiliaPrepX (3 mL/60 mg) polymeric cartridges of each phase: SCX, WCX Support Backbone Silica Gels, Polymeric Resins Array Carboxylic Acid (WCX), Propylsulfonic Acid (SCX-2), Tosic Acid (SCX) Family /
- Sorbent Mass: 0.06 to 0.2 g
- Sample Volume: 3 cc
- Configuration: Cartridge / Column
- Extraction Mechanism: Ion-Exchange (Cation, Anion, Covalent)
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Supplier: SiliCycle Inc.
Description: 10 SiliaPrep (3 mL/200 mg) silica-based cartridges of each phase: SAX, SAX-2, WAX & 10 SiliaPrepX (3 mL/60 mg) polymeric cartridges of each phase: SAX, WAX Support Backbone Silica Gels, Polymeric Resins Array Amine (WAX), TMA Acetate (SAX-2), TMA Chloride (SAX) Family / Formats SiliaPrep™
- Sorbent Mass: 0.06 to 0.2 g
- Sample Volume: 3 cc
- Configuration: Cartridge / Column
- Extraction Mechanism: Ion-Exchange (Cation, Anion, Covalent)
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Supplier: Delta Screens
Description: Delta Screens resin traps feature a continuous slot design that prevents the loss of ion exchange resin, activated carbon media, filter media, greensand media, sand and other media. Not only is this essential to prevent the loss of expensive material, but it's also
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Supplier: Cole-Parmer
Description: phase and ion exclusion characteristics; separations are based on charge as well as relative hydrophobicity. Ideal for analysis of carboxylic acids and alcohols—no elevated temperature required. Exchange capacity is 0.17 mEq/g.
- Stationary Phase/Separation Process: Ion Exclusion
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Supplier: Kontek Ecology Systems Inc.
Description: Tri-Chrome Plating Bath and Chromate Purification & Precious Metal Recovery Recover gold and other precious metals from alkaline or acid plating solutions, water rinses, or drag-out tanks. Kontek KC SERIES ion exchange systems also provide purification of trivalent chromium plating
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hydrogen product lineup is its line of FORBLUE S-SERIES fluorinated ion exchange membranes specifically designed for polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) water electrolysis. These membranes are a key component in the production of green hydrogen, enabling superior voltage performance and stable, long (read more)
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Development of Ion Exchange Resins with Ultra-Low Residuals for Condensate Polishing Applications (.pdf)
Nuclear power plants need to minimize corrosion and corresponding deposition throughout steam/water circuits. Condensate polishers containing mixed beds of ion exchange resins play a vital role in reduction of impurities in water circulated through these polishers.
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Ion Exchange Resin Fouling by Oil (.pdf)
To understand the problems associated with the effects of oily waste on deionization resins, it is important to first understand the categories of oily waste materials. In general, oily wastes fall into three categories: * Free. * Emulsified. * Dissolved
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The Advantages of Uniform Particle Sized Ion Exchange Resins (.pdf)
styrene-divinylbenzene resins in the 40's. The production of resins in a stirred reactor results in the formation of resin beads with a polydispersed particle-sized distribution. Although new resin product development has been limited by this manufacturing process, ion exchange process application
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DOWEX TM MONOSPHERE TM Ion Exchange Resins (.pdf)
The Dominion Engineering Millstone Nuclear Power Station has undergone a significant performance improvement in water quality and operational efficiency of the deep-bed condensate polishers in Unit 2. The use of DOWEX TM MONOSPHERE TM 650C and 550A gel resins (now in service for more than 6 years
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Trace Silica Measurement in the Semiconductor and Power Industries
In the production of high purity water, dissolved silica is known to be the first ion to breakthrough when the ion-exchanger resin approaches depletion. Therefore, rinse water quality is critical to minimize defects and ensure proper performance. Much work has been done in the past decade
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ACID SEPARATION FOR IMPURITY CONTROL AND ACID RECYCLE USING SHORT BED ION EXCHANGE
Acid separation using short bed ion exchange is a now well established technology in copper. refinery tankhouses. Refinery bleed streams from liberator cells are treated by short bed systems. to produce an acid-free byproduct stream that contains the bleed metals and valuable nickel salts. Removing
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Throwing it All Away
in single-use cartridges. Downstream, disposable membrane chromatography cartridges replaced some ion exchange resins, while process engineers rethought the economics of cleaning and validating even expensive resins. In short, the high value of biotech products provides fertile ground
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System Adjusts Juice for Greatest Palatability and Marketability at Lowest Cost (.doc)
"Citrus" plus "ion exchange" adds up to a sweeter, more marketable juice and a happy customer . . . while duplex Newark Wire Cloth sanitary trap strainers keep the costly exchange resins in the system where they belong. Newark Wire Cloth Co. of Clifton, NJ, supplier of the essential resin traps
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Ion Exchange Technology II
The use of ion exchange resins in continuous sugar process industry is reviewed in Chap.
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Ion Exchange Technology I
This polymer was sulfonated forming strong acid ion exchange resin .
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Practical Boiler Water Treatment Handbook
This is due to the lack of knowledge on ion exchange resins and poor understanding of ion exchange treatment methods.
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Water Management Chemicals
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Ion Exchange & Chromatographic Resins
Abstract Process Economics Program Report 124A Ion Exchange Resins (August 2003 .
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Crits Notes on Water and Ion Exchange
“ Ion Exchange Resin Housekeeping: Minimizing Leachable Compounds from Ion Exchange Resins,” Cliff Gilbert, Water Conditioning & Purifica- tion, pp. 36–38, Nov. 2009.
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MWH's Water Treatment: Principles and Design 3rd Edition Complete Document
In adsorption (see Chap. 15) and ion exchange (see Chap. 16), the reaction occurs on or within the solid phase of the adsorbent (e.g., activated carbon) or ion exchange resin , respectively.
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Ion‐exchange resins as drug delivery carriers
The preparation of sustained release drugs by combina- tion with ion exchange resins .
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