Physico-chemical Characterization and Application of Newly Synthesized Antimony(III) Molybdoarsenate as a Cation Exchanger and Selective for Pb(II) and Cu(II) Ions | Chapter 1 | Progress in Chemical Science Research Vol. 9

 The present work is engaging attention the new synthesized and distinguished three component ion-exchanger. Inorganic cation-exchanger have drawn the attention to their discrimination, temperature, warm and chemical stabilities. The most warm and chemical properties concerning this material is prepared by intermixing answers of sodium molybdate (0.1 M), sodium arsenate (0.1 M) and antimony(III) chloride (0.1 M) solution indifferent volume percentages at pH-1. All of the samples' Ion-exchange capacities were assessed utilizing a column method. For in-depth reasonings, the chosen sample was synthesised in large quantities. Its ion-exchange competency of synthesized material for Na+ has happened found expected 2.30 meq/g. The loss of weight and change in colour of the ion-exchanger was noticed in each case and ion-exchange capacity was contingent upon column arrangement. Antimony(III) molybdoarsenate is good ion-exchange capacity and is resistant up to a fairly extreme heat, and fairly resistant in different sour, basic and organic news. The prepared material was characterised utilizing a variety of limits, including FTIR, TGA curve, X-ray dissemination, pH titration, Kd values, thermal & synthetic stabilities, and other studies. The attained binary and water softening separations for differing analytical practical uses have dressed as a demonstration of the synthesised ion- exchanger.

Author(s) Details:

Teena,
Department of Chemistry, Shri Varshnay College, Aligarh, U.P., 202001, India.

Gaurav Kumar,
Department of Chemistry, Shri Varshnay College, Aligarh, U.P., 202001, India.

Sangeeta Agarwal,
Department of Chemistry, Shri Saraswati Vidyalaya College, Hapur, U.P., 245101, India.

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