Are there any acid-resistant resins that can absorb organic substances in salts and acids?

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What resin adsorbents can be recommended to remove organic substances from acids? The waste acid is produced in the manufacture of methyl chlorides. Using waste acid directly in production leads to excessive COD levels in the wastewater generated after the reaction, resulting in higher costs for wastewater treatment later on

Reply #22016-03-14

What are the main components of organic matter?

Reply #32016-03-14

Methanol, chloromethane, dichloromethane, trichloromethane, and carbon tetrachloride are all chlorides.

Reply #42016-03-15

@Dreamseeker @jacques0920 @*nht1 @yjqin1 @ylb913 @IceQueen @LittleWorkerTalksAboutChemicals @WiseOne

Reply #52016-03-21

Adsorption resins can be considered, but resins cannot adsorb methanol; everything else is feasible

Reply #62016-03-21

Could you recommend a specific type of resin?

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