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What is the effect of pH in water on silicon removal by anion exchangers?

2015-09-07View Original

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What is the effect of pH in water on silicon removal by anion exchangers?
Reply #22015-10-19
The lower the pH in water, the more likely silicic acid precipitates will form; the higher the pH, the more likely metal precipitates will form, which attach to the ion exchange membrane and reduce its exchange efficiency, thereby affecting its ability to remove silicon.

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