Are there any requirements regarding the solute concentration during ion exchange? Can a solution with a mass concentration of around 50% be used directly for ion exchange?

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Are there any requirements regarding the solute concentration during ion exchange? Can a solution with a mass concentration of around 50% be used directly for ion exchange? Impurities are about 0.2%.

Reply #22016-12-26

Considering the material composition, what is its fluidity like? ? Is it to exchange impurities or to exchange materials? ? What are the material properties? ? What about the impurity properties? This is the key

Reply #32016-12-28

It depends on the relationship between the properties of the solute and the impurities. If 50% is solute, it’s probably organic; it mainly depends on the properties of the impurities. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

Reply #42017-01-04

What kind of water do you have? What are the ingredients?

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