IEX Resin
Reference Sheet
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About IEX Resin
What is IEX Resin?
Ion exchange is a potent technique that can demineralize and soften water to an exceptionally high standard. This technique has a strong track record; it was first created in the 1950s and is still the best at producing ultra-pure water, which is water that is free of all impurities.
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About IEX Resin
What is IEX Resin?
Ion exchange is a potent technique that can demineralize and soften water to an exceptionally high standard. This technique has a strong track record; it was first created in the 1950s and is still the best at producing ultra-pure water, which is water that is free of all impurities.
IEX Resins Applications
Ion Exchnage Resin Applications
01.
Water treatment
- Softening
- Dealkalisation
- Demineralisation
- Mixed bed polishing
- Condensate polishing
- Ultrapure water
- Drinking water
02.
Chemical industry
- Recovery or removal of metals
- Caustic soda and chlorine production
- Phenol
- Hydrogen peroxide purification
- Removal of aldehydes
- Selective removal of various elements
03.
Food industry
- Dairy products
- Beverages
- Fruit juices
- Recovery of polyphenols
Citric acid - Aminoacids
- Sorbitol
- demineralisation
- Gelatine demineralisation
04.
Chemical industry
- Recovery or removal of metals
- Caustic soda and chlorine production
- Phenol
- Hydrogen peroxide purification
- Removal of aldehydes
- Selective removal of various elements
06.
Pharmaceutical industry
- Extraction and purification of antibiotics
- Slow-release formulations
- Resins used as drugs
- Taste-masking
- Production chromatography
07.
Sugar industry
- Softening of water used for sugar extraction
- Softening of sugar juices before evaporation
- The NRS softening process
- The Gryllus softening process
- Demineralisation of sugar juices before evaporation
- Colour removal from sugar syrups after evaporation
- The Quentin process
- Sugar recovery from molasses
- Sucrose inversion
- Chromatographic separation
- Glucose treatment
Strongly Acidic Cation Exchange Resins (SAC)
Strongly Basic Anion Exchange Resins (SBA)
Weakly Acidic Cation Exchange Resins (WAC)
Weakly Basic Anion Exchange Resins (WBA)
Types of ion exchange resins
IEX Resin Types
There are several types of ion exchange resins available, each designed for specific applications.
Different manufacturers may offer variations of these resin types, each tailored to specific requirements. When selecting an ion exchange resin, it’s essential to consider factors such as the intended application, water chemistry, and resin compatibility to ensure optimal performance. Consulting with resin suppliers, like those mentioned in the sources, can help in choosing the right type for your needs.
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