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Oily Acid Tars as Feedstock for Manufacture of Cation Exchangers

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Resin–asphaltene concentrates were obtained by the redox reaction of acid tar and naphtha deasphalting residue and used for fabrication of sulfo–cation exchangers. The strongly acid powdered sulfo cation exchanger with a static exchange capacity of 3.8 meq/g and mechanical strength of 92% is characterized by elevated thermohydrolytic stability and radiation stability. Based on its properties, it can be used in metal–gauze–asbestos gravity filters at atomic power plants for preliminary treatment of water.

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Pokonova, Y.V. Oily Acid Tars as Feedstock for Manufacture of Cation Exchangers. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils 40, 189–194 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:CAFO.0000031903.77382.21

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