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What is the saturation of ion exchange resin?

2015-09-30View Original

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What is the saturation of ion exchange resin?
Reply #22015-09-30
During the ion exchange process, when the exchange groups on the ion exchange resin are displaced by ions in water and lose their exchange capacity, this is referred to as \"deactivation\". The ratio of the working exchange capacity of an ion exchange resin when it is degraded to its total exchange capacity is known as the saturation degree of the ion exchange resin.
Reply #32015-10-02
During the ion exchange process, when the exchange groups on the ion exchange resin are displaced by ions in water and lose their exchange capacity, this is referred to as \"deactivation\". The ratio of the working exchange capacity of an ion exchange resin when it is degraded to its total exchange capacity is known as the saturation degree of the ion exchange resin.
Reply #42015-12-24
During the ion exchange process, when the exchange groups on the ion exchange resin are displaced by ions in water and lose their exchange capacity, this is referred to as \"deactivation\". The ratio of the working exchange capacity of an ion exchange resin when it is degraded to its total exchange capacity is known as the saturation degree of the ion exchange resin. :lol
Reply #52016-01-25
The ratio of the working exchange capacity of an ion exchange resin when it is degraded to its total exchange capacity is known as the saturation degree of the ion exchange resin. Those upstairs are not honest
Reply #62016-01-25
There are two types related to this: total exchange capacity and working exchange capacity. The total exchange capacity refers to the total number of exchangeable functional groups or ions present in the resin structure; it can be determined through titration experiments or by calculating based on the resin’s structural formula. The working exchange capacity, on the other hand, is the exchange capacity under actual operating conditions, and it depends on those conditions. Is the ratio of the two the saturation? I have doubts; no clear definition was found. It seems that saturation should be the ratio of the capacity already in use to the total available switching capacity.
Reply #72016-02-16
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2016-2-18 12:44: the ratio of working exchange volume to total exchange volume.

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