Ion Adsorption on Variable Charge Materials and Thermodynamics of Ion Exchange
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Some of the problems associated with the application of the existing thermodynamics of ion exchange for the description of ion adsorption on variable charge soils are discussed. A major problem is the difficulty in saturating the surface functional groups of variable charge materials with ions other than H^+ or OH^-, i.e., the difficulty in obtaining complete exchange isotherms. It was shown that this difficulty could be overcome by choosing appropreate standard states of exchanger phase components. A set of equations that relate the exchanger phase activity coefficients and thermodynamic equilibrium constant to the selectivity coefficient were derived based on a nonconventional asymmetric reference system. The terms related to adsorbed water activity that appear in the derived equations were found to be non-significant for some variable charge materials.
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著者
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Wada Shin-ichiro
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Faculty Of Agriculture Kyushu University Japan
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Wada Shin-ichiro
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry. Kyushu University 46
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Wada Shin-ichiro
Department Of Agricultural Chemistry
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Kawabata Kouya
Department of Agricultural Chemistry. Kyushu University 46
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