Synthesis and study of physicochemical, acid-base, and complexing properties of ion exchangers based on glycidyl derivatives of aromatic compounds and polyamines

2007

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DOI 10.1134/s1070427207030238
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Data on the synthesis of thermally and chemically stable ion exchangers based on glycidyl ethers of aromatic compounds and their derivatives with high exchange capacity are summarized. Optimal conditions of the synthesis of ion exchangers, their composition, structure, main physicochemical characteristics, and acid base properties are determined. The complexing ability of the new polyelectrolytes and stability constants of complexes with transition metal ions are determined potentiometrically.