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Fibrous Ion Exchangers

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Ion Exchange Technology I

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The chapter is a review covering the most important aspects of fibrous ion exchangers: syntheses, physical chemical properties, equilibria and kinetics of sorption processes, and possible and real fields of their applications. Their properties, methods of preparation, and applications are in many ways different from those of conventional ion exchange resins. Advantages and problems connected with fibrous ion exchangers are considered in the chapter. Sorption of different substances from air and applications of fibrous ion exchangers for air purification from substances of different natures (acid, base, neutral substances, water vapors) is a most important field for their practical use. Fibrous catalysts, color-changing sorbents, and hybrid fibrous sorbents impregnated with nanoparticles of inorganic substances are also described.

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