Comparative Analysis of Sorbents on Chromate Ion (VI) Sorption and Desorption: Influence of Composition and pH from Ilmenite Processing Solutions

2024

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DOI 10.31643/2024.17
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Abstract

In this work, the processes of sorption and desorption of chromate ions from the solution obtained as a result of the processing of high-chromium ilmenite concentrate were studied using sorbents: Amberlite IR120 (Na), Amberlite IRA-35, PuroliteA-100, LewatitMono Plus M-500. The influence of pH factor and sorption system composition on the sorption process of chromate ions (VI) was investigated. Different polymers were tested to evaluate their combined effect on the recovery of chromate ions. A correlation was found between the increase in the efficiency of the sorption process of chromate ions (98%) and a decrease in pH from pH 13.5 to pH 2.5. In addition, the sorption process was improved at higher sorbent concentrations and the desorption efficiency increased at higher molar concentrations of sodium hydroxide (NaOH). The study's results will serve for the optimization of sorption processes for the extraction of chromate ions (VI) with the participation of various polymeric sorbents in the industry.