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Ion Exchange in Zeolites A and X Precursor Gels as a Function of Crystallization Time

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Na-Ca and Na-Mg binary exchange isotherms at 25°C have been determined in samples of zeolite A and X gels as a function of crystallization time which varied from 0 to 14 hours for zeolite A and 0–24 hours for zeolite X. Increasing crystallinity in the zeolite A samples has been shown to decrease the selectivity for the divalent ion. In the case of the zeolite X samples, the selectivity for the divalent ion first decreases with increasing crystallization time but a reversal in this selectivity occurs with crystalline zeolite X.

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Mole, V.C., Rees, L.V.C. (1987). Ion Exchange in Zeolites A and X Precursor Gels as a Function of Crystallization Time. In: Williams, P.A., Hudson, M.J. (eds) Recent Developments in Ion Exchange. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3449-8_26

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