2006
DOI: 10.1134/s1066362206020135
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Control of the extractive power of crown ethers by alkyl substitution

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“…Previously, the authors of [11,12] assumed that the L form of sorption isotherms of CE on the sil ica surface can be caused by coplanar fixation of the sorbate molecules and that, in this case, the formation of H bonds between the oxygen atoms of polyether…”
Section: Structural Factors Of Interaction Of Crown Ethersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previously, the authors of [11,12] assumed that the L form of sorption isotherms of CE on the sil ica surface can be caused by coplanar fixation of the sorbate molecules and that, in this case, the formation of H bonds between the oxygen atoms of polyether…”
Section: Structural Factors Of Interaction Of Crown Ethersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Элементы, образующие в растворах минеральных кислот комплексные анионы M q A q+1 , могут входить [5,19,20] в анионную часть комплекса эндорецептора с ионом гидроксония и сорбироваться по анионобменному механизму (М А ). При проведении сорбции из 1-5 моль/дм 3 растворов HNO 3 обнаружено, что макроциклы 1-3 и 5 (незамещенный БКЭ 2 служил соединением срав-нения) полностью растворяются в исходных кислых растворах, в связи с чем, данные были получены только для дибромидов 4, 7 и 9.…”
Section: результаты и обсуждениеunclassified
“…Calixarenes and the derivatives of calix[4]arene have drawn considerable interest because of their strong ability to bind Groups I and II metal cations selectively in comparison to crown ethers. [ 1–3 ] Reprocessing of used nuclear fuel results in the long‐lived Cs‐137 fission product, which needs to be selectively separated from waste solutions containing high sodium ions. [ 4,5 ] Still, efforts are underway worldwide to devise a molecular system to extract the Cs + ion from spent nuclear waste.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%