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Amphoteric ion-exchange resins are useful for separating electrolytes from nonelectrolytes, between electrolytes (sodium chloride and sodium sulphate), etc. because they have the ability to retain salts using only water as the medium.
There are two primary categories of ion exchange resins: cation exchange resins, which exchange positively charged ions like sodium for negatively charged ions like calcium, and anion exchange resins, which exchange negatively charged ions like chloride for arsenic.
Resins typically have a polystyrene polymer as their base and only differ in their particular functional groups.
Sodium chloride is typically used to rejuvenate ion exchange systems. The strength of the adsorption binding affects how strong the solution is. 0.1 N NaCl typically works well to dissolve even heavily adsorbed anions.
A method for creating a thermally reversible amphoteric ion exchange resin appropriate for demineralizing water involves dispersing ion exchange resin particles with either weakly basic or weakly acidic ionogenic groups in a solution with one or more monomers that contain an ionogenic group, or an organic precursor thereof, with the opposite acid-base character to the ionogenic groups of the ion exchange resin particles, and then crosslinking the solution.
The Global Amphoteric Ion-Exchange Resin market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
DIAIONTM range of Amphoteric Ion-Exchange Resin.
A quaternary ammonium group and carboxyl group are integrated into the crosslinked polystyrene backbone of DIAIONTM AMP03, an amphoteric ion-exchange resin.
The AMP03 achieves a strong elution peak in the separation of electrolytes from nonelectrolytes, across electrolytes (sodium chloride and sodium sulphate), etc. thanks to homogeneous 260 m bead size.
A new amphoteric ion-exchange resin by Mitsubishi Chemical is called DIAIONTM AMP03. Amphoteric ion-exchange resins are useful for separating electrolytes from nonelectrolytes, between electrolytes (sodium chloride and sodium sulphate), etc. because they have the ability to retain salts using only water as the medium.
Functional groups with equal positive and negative charges are bonded to the crosslinked polystyrene matrix by stable chemical bonding in the structure of DIAIONTM AMP03, resulting in an excellent design with low deterioration through time and elution.
The 260 m homogeneous particle size and strong elution peak make it ideal for industrial separation and refining.
DIAIONTM AMP03 can distinguish and recognise different salts while just using water as the developing solvent (mobile phase).
