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Chapter 26: Q1P (page 746)

State the effects of increasing cross-linking on an ion-exchange column.

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Effects of increasing cross-linking on an ion-exchange column will be explained.

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Following are the effects:

  1. Decreased swelling
  2. Increased exchange capacity and selectivity
  3. Longer equilibrium time
02

Conclusion

Compounds with decreased cross-linking swell in water and hydration decreases the density of ion exchange sites and selectivity of the compound for different ions.

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