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How to effectively remove potassium under acidic conditions

2011-01-03View Original

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Gentlemen, how can potassium ions be effectively removed from a solution of aluminum sulfate (pH=3–5)? What are some effective methods available other than potassium?
Reply #22012-11-29
Fluorosilicic acid can be removed by forming a potassium fluorosilicate precipitate, but equilibrium is reached, allowing only about 85% to be removed

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