Recent Developments in Ion Exchange

1. Front Matter

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2. Biological Materials

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. The Importance of Ion Exchange Processes in Living Systems

      • Robert J. P. Williams

      Pages 3-15

   3. The Use of Chemically Suppressed Ion Chromatography in Elemental Analysis

      • John P. Senior

      Pages 17-22

   4. Biological Separations Using Latex-Based Pellicular Resins

      • Ken Cook

      Pages 23-29

   5. Simultaneous determination of alkali and alkaline earth metal ions with isocratic ion chromatography using the SUPER-SEP cation column (according to Schomburg)

      • Markus W. Läubli

      Pages 31-39

3. Inorganic Ion Exchangers

   1. Front Matter

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   2. Recent Advances in Inorganic Ion Exchangers

      • Alan Dyer

      Pages 43-55

   3. Synthesis and Ion Exchange Properties of Lithium Ion Selective Inorganic Ion Exchanger By Applying Ion Memory Effect

      • Mitsuo Abe, Ramesh Chitrakar, Masamichi Tsuji, Yasusi Kanzaki

      Pages 57-66

   4. Uptake Of Several Tracer Cations and The Separation Of Carrier Free 140LA From 140Ba and Also 115MIn From 115Cd Using a Zirconium(IV) Oxide Column

      • D. K. Bhattacharyya, N. C. Dutta

      Pages 67-73

   5. Cation and Anion Exchange Properties of Pillared Clays

      • A. Dyer, T. Gallardo

      Pages 75-84

   6. Ion Exchange Properties of α-Zirconium Phosphate Modified by a Process of Intercalation/De-Intercalation with Monoamines

      • G. Alberti, U. Costantino, F. Marmottini, R. Vivani, C. Valentini

      Pages 85-94

   7. New Cross-Linked Layered Tin Phosphate Exchangers

      • Pedro Maireles-Torres, Pascual Olivera-Pastor, Enrique Rodriguez-Castellon, Antonio Jimenez-Lopez, Anthony A. G. Tomlinson

      Pages 95-101

   8. Formation of Diamine-Complex Pillars in τ-Ti (HPO4) 2 2H2O

      • C. Ferragina, A. La Ginestra, M. A. Massucci, P. Cafarelli, P. Patrono, A. A. G. Tomlinson

      Pages 103-108

   9. Ion Exchange Behaviour of Some Amine Intercalates of α-Tin(IV) Hydrogen Phosphate Monohydrate

      • M. J. Hudson, E. Rodriguez-Castellon, P. Sylvester

      Pages 109-118

4. Nuclear Industry

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 119-119

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   2. Ion Exchange in the Nuclear Industry

      • Jane P. Bibler

      Pages 121-133

   3. Activity Removal from Liquid Waste Streams by Seeded Ultrafiltration

      • E W Hooper, R M Sellers

      Pages 135-149

   4. Recovery of Fission Products by Fixation on Inorganic Adsorbents

      • S. Zouad, C. Loos-Neskovic, E. Garnier, J. JeanJean, M. Fedoroff

      Pages 151-159

   5. Simultaneous Elimination of Heavy Metals and Chelating Agents from Waste Waters

      • Wolfgang H. Höll

      Pages 161-170

These Conference Proceedings deal with the papers presented at the International Conference on Ion Exchange Processes (ION-EX '90) which was held at The North East Wales Institute of Higher Education, 9- 11 July 1990. The camera-ready paper format was chosen so that delegates could receive their copy on arrival at the Conference. The Proceedings include reviews of biological materials, inorganic ion exchangers, the nuclear industry, theoretical aspects and new advances. In addition, there are research papers dealing with industrial ion exchange procedures and new materials. The Proceedings should therefore be of interest to those who need to be brought up to date in the various aspects of processes which involve ion exchange and ion chromatography which are now accepted as important in analysis, separation processes and process control. In each of these areas there have been important developments which are herein described. As Editors we should like to express our thanks to the individual authors for preparing their manuscripts in the required format and to Haydn Hughes and Linda Sneddon for their invaluable assistance in compiling these Proceedings. PETER A. WILLIAMS MICHAEL J. HUDSON V\1 CONTENTS v Preface Part 1: Biological Materials The Importance of Ion Exchange Processes in Living Systems 3 R. J. P. Williams The Use of Chemically Suppressed Ion Chromatography in Elemental Analysis 17 J. P. Senior Biological Separations Using Latex-Based Pellicular Resins 23 K.

• Chromat
• Cobalt
• Lithium
• Phosphat
• Zirconium
• adsorption
• behavior
• biological
• biological materials
• chromatography
• iron
• paper
• tracer
• wastewater
• water

• Research Division, The North East Wales Institute, Deeside,Clwyd, Wales, UK

  P. A. Williams

• Chemistry Department, University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading, UK

  M. J. Hudson

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