Polyether refined adsorbents enhance adsorption capacity
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The polyether purification adsorbents such as magnesium silicate, aluminum silicate, and magnesium aluminum silicate do not have very good capacity to absorb potassium and sodium ions during the polyether purification process; this capability needs to be improved. Are there any experts in this field? It can also be improved through research, and long-term cooperation is possible
It has a lot to do with your neutralization process – do you choose a pure adsorption process or a phosphoric acid process?
You are an expert in polyethers, while I work with adsorbents. Polyethers do not undergo acidification treatment; my adsorbents raise the pH of polyethers, but their adsorption capacity is relatively low. I want to find a solution to this problem