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How is the model of ion exchange resin generally indicated?

2015-08-24View Original

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How is the model of ion exchange resin generally indicated?
Reply #22015-08-24
The model numbers of ion exchange resins are mainly composed of three digits. The first digit represents the classification of the product (for example: 0 denotes strongly acidic resins, 1 denotes weakly acidic resins, 2 denotes strongly basic resins, and 3 denotes weakly basic resins) ; The second digit represents the difference in the skeleton (for example: 0 denotes a styrene-based skeleton, while 1 denotes an acrylic-based skeleton) ; The third digit is the product sequence number. For macroporous resins, the letter D is added before the model number; the degree of cross-linking of the resin can be indicated by numbers connected by a “x” after the resin model number

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