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Fundamentals and Applications of Ion Exchange

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Editors:
  1. Lorenzo Liberti

    1. Water Research Institute, National Research Council of Italy, Italy
      Faculty of Engineering, University of Bari, Bari, Italy

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  2. John R. Millar

    1. Duolite International Inc, Redwood City, USA

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Series E: (NSSE, volume 98)

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Table of contents (30 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-IX
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  2. Ion Exchange Towards the Twenty First Century

    • C. Calmon
    Pages 1-6

  3. The Use of Some Coordinating Copolymers in Hydrometallurgy

    • Michael J. Hudson
    Pages 7-10

  4. The CCS-Ion Exchange Contactor

    • Kurt Meuli
    Pages 11-24

  5. Outlook and Desires of Ion Exchange Resin Technology Development in the Nuclear Field

    • F. L. Rizzo
    Pages 25-33

  6. Purification of Effluents of Acid Copper and Nickel Plating Galvanic Processes with Conventional Cation Exchange Resins. Copper and Nickel Recovery

    • Roberto Stortini
    Pages 34-40

  7. Anion Resin Kinetics at High Flow Rates

    • J. R. Emmett
    Pages 41-55

  8. Ion Exchange Desulphation of Feedwater to MSF Evaporator. Full Scale Experience.

    • L. Liberti, R. Pascali, F. Sigon, R. Zannoni
    Pages 56-74

  9. Calculation of Economic Indexes for Desalination Plants with and without Desulphation Pretreatment System

    • A. Conti, R. Pascali
    Pages 75-80

  10. Kinetic Studies on Gel and Macroporous Anion Exchangers Using the Uranyl Sulfate/Sulfate Exchange

    • F. X. McGarvey, E. W. Hauser
    Pages 81-101

  11. Salt Conservation, Selectivity Reversal and Breakthrough Detection in Ion Exchange for Nitrate Removal

    • Dennis Clifford, Liou-Liang Horng, Chieh-Chien Lin
    Pages 102-115

  12. Equilibrium and Diffusion Rate Effects of Univalent and Divalent Ions in a Bifunctional Resin

    • Asaye Mamo, Thomas Heeb, Kent S. Knaebel
    Pages 116-127

  13. Analysis of Ion Exchange Phenomena Occurring in Silicate Glasses Immersed in a Molten Salt Bath

    • G. Battaglin, M. Berti, G. Della Mea, P. Mazzoldi, M. Guglielmi
    Pages 128-133

  14. The Rim-Nut Process for Recovery of N/P Fertilizer from Sewage. Start-Up of Bari’s Plant

    • L. Liberti, G. Boari, N. Limoni, C. Longobardi, R. Passino
    Pages 134-143

  15. Ion Exchange for the Recycling of Wastewater Constituents

    • Brian Bolto, Lucjan Pawlowski
    Pages 144-176

  16. Cation Exchange Softening Coupled with Electrodialysis for High Recovery Desalination

    • John W. Kaakinen
    Pages 177-227

  17. Methods of Reducing Consumption of Sulphuric Acid in Regeneration of Strong Cation Exchangers in Water Desalination

    • B. A. Hendry
    Pages 228-244

  18. Design Methods for Ion Exchange Equipment

    • J. Loureiro, C. Costa, M. Dias, J. Lopes, A. Rodrigues
    Pages 245-260

  19. Future Criteria for the Design and Manufacturing of Water Treatment Plants

    • Pier Giorgio Bellotti
    Pages 261-272

  20. Water Softening for Food Processing

    • Albano Malaguti
    Pages 273-277
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"Ion exchange", as Dr. Robert Kunin has said, "is a unique technology since ft occupies a special place in at least three other scientific disciplines - polymer chemistry, polyelectrolytes and adsorption. " It may also lay claim to being one of the most widely used industrially. From its origins in water treatment and the sugar industry, through hydrometallurgical applications as diverse as the treatment of plating wastes and the tonnage production of uranium, to the present-day production of ultrapure water for the microelectronics industry, the recovery of valuable materials from sewage effluents and pollution control, the uses of ion exchange are legion. As a result, it is well-nigh impossible to prevent infiltration by the real world of even the most academic of conferences on the subject. It came as no surprise to the Scientific Board of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on "Mass Transfer & Kinetics of Ion Exchange" that one third of the lecturers, and one half of their advanced students, were from Industry, nor that the two round-table discussions, which specially featured industrial applications and future requirements, were well attended and enthusiastically debated.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Water Research Institute, National Research Council of Italy, Italy

    Lorenzo Liberti

  • Faculty of Engineering, University of Bari, Bari, Italy

    Lorenzo Liberti

  • Duolite International Inc, Redwood City, USA

    John R. Millar

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