Modeling of liquid-liquid hollow fiber supported membrane equilibrium including the non-ideality of the aqueous and organic phases in the recovery systems of radionuclides in sulphate-halide/aliquat-336 in O-xylene

Kassem, A.T.; Ali, Mahmoud M.S.

doi:10.1016/j.apradiso.2024.111263

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“…These membranes are designed to address the weaknesses associated with traditional polymeric or ceramic membranes by utilizing the unique property characteristics of each material 1 , 2 . Ceramic-polymer supported membranes are a genre of advanced membrane materials that bring together the strengths of ceramic and polymer components to achieve enhanced performance and versatility.…”

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Predictive modeling of pH on the transport of Co(II) Ions from aqueous solutions through supported ceramic polymer membrane

Kassem,

Ali,

Sami

2024

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Optimal pH is essential for efficient cobalt extraction from polymeric membrane systems, with D2EHPA used as an extractant for Co(II) at pH < 7, achieving 47% efficiency. The pH of piperazine as a stripping agent increases to a concentration of 0.48 M, and the extraction efficiency of Co(II) > 80%. Depending on the functional group of (C4H10N2), the optimal pH for separation was 9.8. The study revealed that pKa value was calculated to predict the ideal pH, and its value was 9.73, which is nearly to the pH, since the pH of the strip concentration and the properties of the membrane affect the extraction of cobalt at 30 °C. The partition ratio indicates the high distribution of the extract in supported ceramic polymer membrane (SCPM). The ceramic component provides mechanical strength and rigidity to the overall membrane structure, allowing it to withstand high pressures and temperatures during operation Study various factors such as the effect of pH on the ionization of the extract; effect of pH on band ionization; effect of pH on the temperature in the extract, effect of pH on the solute, effect of the band at different pH ranges and a comparison was made between the predictive model and experimental data that was proven through mathematical modeling using the MATLAB program.

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confidence: 99%