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How to effectively remove sulfate ions from saline solutions

2018-11-30View Original

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How can sulfate ions be effectively removed from saline solutions? The precipitate formed by adding barium chloride is too fine to be removed easily through ordinary filtration, and filtering using a filter membrane is too slow and not very effective
Reply #22018-11-30
^_^Well, this is the issue of saltwater purification – there are standard processes and corresponding equipment for it!
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Reply #42019-02-20
Nanofiltration membrane separation, reuse of the permeate, freeze sedimentation of the concentrate, and subsequent removal of nitrates using a centrifuge.
Reply #52019-02-20
None of this is a problem; there’s already been a lot said about the chlor-alkali process!
Reply #62019-03-05
Isn’t membrane treatment used in all saltwater purification processes? Then why is barium chloride still employed? :o

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