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EDTA-stannic(IV)iodate: preparation, characterization and its analytical applications for metal content determination in real and synthetic samples

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A new organic–inorganic cation exchanger EDTA-stannic(IV)iodate was synthesized. The materials possess good chemical and thermal stability. The exchanger was characterized on the basis of X-ray, TGA, FTIR, UV–Visible spectrophotometery and SEM studies. ion exchange capacity, pH titration, elution and distribution studies were also carried out to determine the primary ion exchange properties of the material. The SEM study confirms the fibrous nature of the material. The exchanger behaves as a monofunctional cation exchanger with ion exchange capacity of 1.30 meq/g for Na+ ions. The material can perform well upto the temperature of 500 °C and retains the 76.4% of ion exchange capacity. The material is fairly stable in dilute solutions of some common mineral acids, bases and organic solvents. The differential selectivity of metal ions on EDTA-stannic(IV)iodate has been utilized to perform analytically and industrially important binary separations.

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Nabi, S.A., Shalla, A.H. EDTA-stannic(IV)iodate: preparation, characterization and its analytical applications for metal content determination in real and synthetic samples. J Porous Mater 16, 587–597 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10934-008-9236-5

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