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Chapter 26 Other Methods. Ion-Exchange Chromatography The mechanism of separation will be the exchange of ions from the column to the solution. Water.
Vulcanization of Polymers & Biodegradable plastics.
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Soil Colloids, the final frontier Measuring CEC; sorption concepts; environmental implications.
Investigations on the Structures Present in a Solution of (1) 'Pure', (2) TMA (Trimethylaluminum) Containing and (3) Dimethylzirconocene (Cp 2 ZrMe 2 )
Sorption processes in soil general term referring to the retention of material on solid surfaces - can include adsorption, surface precipitation, and polymerization.
