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052024-07
Why do we choose macroporous cation exchange resins?Macroporous cation exchange resins have proven to be highly efficient in promoting hydrolysis reactions in fatty acid production and enzyme-catalyzed reactions under ambient temperature. These resins are environmentally friendly, suitable for heat-sensitive fats and oils, and can improve the reaction rate, catalytic activity, and product quality and yield.View More >2 -
202024-05
The function of ion exchange resin in water treatmentIon exchange technology is a widely used method of water treatment. It works by adsorbing and releasing ions to remove or convert harmful substances in water to harmless ones, thereby improving the quality and performance of the water.View More >8 -
132024-05
What is the Principle of Ion Exchange ResinThe principles of ion exchange in fact can be summed up in one sentence: the high concentration ions in the solution and the loaded ions on the resin functional groups are exchanged under the promotion of the concentration difference, and the high concentration ions in the final solution hang on the resin.View More >30 -
012024-04
What is resin for gold recovery?There are different types of resins used for gold recovery, but they generally fall under the category of ion-exchange resins. These resins act like tiny sponges that attract and hold onto specific ions, including gold ions, from a solution.View More >20 -
082024-03
What causes the decrease in resin exchange capacity?During the ion exchange process, the resin exchange capacity decreases or the exchange performance is lost due to various reasons, which will cause the abnormal operation of the exchange system or reduce the quality of the system effluent. At this time, the resin must be replaced or recycled.View More >4 -
012024-03
How is gold recovered from ion exchange resin?Comcess anion exchange resins, such as D301 Resin, are commonly used in the recovery of gold from spent plating bath solutions. Generally, the loaded resin will absorb up to 60 oz of gold per cubic foot (60 g/L) and the gold is recovered by thermal decomposition (fuming).View More >3
