Journal of Chemistry

Synthesis and characterization of new inorganic ion exchanger-antimony (III) silico mpl ybdo tungstate and it's application in pharmacuetical field

Author & Affiliation:
SINDHOORA RAGHAVAN
Department of Chemistry, Sree Narayan Post Graduate College and Research Centre, Kanpur- 670 007, Kerala (INDIA)
C. JANARDANAN
Department of Chemistry, Sree Narayan Post Graduate College and Research Centre, Kanpur- 670 007, Kerala (INDIA)
Keyword:
Ion exchanger,, Sb (III) SiMoW, Ion exchange capacity (i.e.c), Distribution coefficient (Kd)
Issue Date:
December 2007
Abstract:

A new inorganic ion exchanger, Antimony (III) Silico Molybdo Tungstate [Sb(III)Si MoW] has been prepared and characterized. The ion exchange capacities, distribution coefficients of 12 metal ions, effect of temperature and electrolyte concentrations on ion exchange capacity have been studied. The exchanger has been characterized by TG, XRD and IR studies. On the basis of difference in distribution coefficients (Kd), binary separations carried out are the separation of Al (III) from Hg (II), Cu (II), Cd (II), Ni (II) and Th (IV). The importance of the exchanger is revealed by checking the formulations of different antacid samples.          

 

Pages:
113-118
ISSN:
2319-8036 (Online) - 0973-3450 (Print)
Source:
DOI:
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S. Raghavan; C. Janardanan, "Synthesis and characterization of new inorganic ion exchanger-antimony (III) silico mpl ybdo tungstate and it's application in pharmacuetical field", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 3, Issue 2, Page Number 113-118, 2018

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S. Raghavan; C. Janardanan, "Synthesis and characterization of new inorganic ion exchanger-antimony (III) silico mpl ybdo tungstate and it's application in pharmacuetical field", Journal of Ultra Chemistry, Volume 3, Issue 2, Page Number 113-118, 2018

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