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On the removal of copper ions from chemical materials

2016-03-22View Original

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Chemical materials contain trace amounts of copper ions, and I would like to remove them using ion exchange resins. Could you provide a brief overview of the removal process as well as recommended resin brands? Thank you.
Reply #22016-03-22
For resins from brands such as Mitsubishi Chemical, Bayer, and Rohm and Haas, do you have any suggestions on which ones to choose?
Reply #32016-07-06
What are the chemical materials involved? What is their concentration? What is the copper ion content? Perhaps other methods can be used to remove it

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