1987
DOI: 10.1080/01483918708068309
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Ligand Exchange Chromatography Separations of Some Phenolic Compounds on Zinc Silicate in Fe(III) Form

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“…Inorganic ion-exchangers are known for their applicability for separation of inorganic and organic substances. Many inorganic ion-exchangers in Fe(III) form are reported to adsorb phenols, for example, alumina (Rawat et al, 1983), chelating resin (Petronio et al 1981), zinc silicate (Singh and Darbari, 1987), as Fe(III) forms complexes of appreciable stability with phenols (Welcher, 1951). McBride and Kung (1991) reported that iron oxides adsorb phenol and some alkyl-substituted phenols from aqueous solution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inorganic ion-exchangers are known for their applicability for separation of inorganic and organic substances. Many inorganic ion-exchangers in Fe(III) form are reported to adsorb phenols, for example, alumina (Rawat et al, 1983), chelating resin (Petronio et al 1981), zinc silicate (Singh and Darbari, 1987), as Fe(III) forms complexes of appreciable stability with phenols (Welcher, 1951). McBride and Kung (1991) reported that iron oxides adsorb phenol and some alkyl-substituted phenols from aqueous solution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%