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ZHANG ZHENGBIN(C. P. CHANG),CAI WEIJUN. 1987. THE “ION EXCHANGE-PRECIPITATION” ISOTHERM OF HEAVY METAL PARTITIONING BETWEEN LIQUID AND SOLID IN SEAWATER——DE BOER-ZWIKKER EQUATION TREATMENT. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (2):205-214
THE “ION EXCHANGE-PRECIPITATION” ISOTHERM OF HEAVY METAL PARTITIONING BETWEEN LIQUID AND SOLID IN SEAWATER——DE BOER-ZWIKKER EQUATION TREATMENT
THE “ION EXCHANGE-PRECIPITATION” ISOTHERM OF HEAVY METAL PARTITIONING BETWEEN LIQUID AND SOLID IN SEAWATER——DE BOER-ZWIKKER EQUATION TREATMENT
Received:February 22, 1986  Revised:October 12, 1986
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基金项目:Supported by the Science Fund of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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ZHANG ZHENGBIN(C. P. CHANG) Department of Marine Chemistry, Shandong College of Oceanography, Qingdao 
CAI WEIJUN Department of Chemistry, East China Normal University, Shanghai 
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Abstract:
      Determinded in this paper are 18 isotherms of Cu2+ and Pb2+ partitioning between liquid and solid (kaolinite, illite and montmorillonite), all proved to be "ion exchange-precipitation" isotherms. This is a new type of isotherms in marine chemistry. We have used the modified BET and Tóth equations to describe them. In this paper, we proposed the third expression, i. e. de Boer-Zwikker equation. Theoretically, this method has a proper chemical model. Practically, it is simple and easy to compare with experimental data.
中文摘要:
      Determinded in this paper are 18 isotherms of Cu2+ and Pb2+ partitioning between liquid and solid (kaolinite, illite and montmorillonite), all proved to be "ion exchange-precipitation" isotherms. This is a new type of isotherms in marine chemistry. We have used the modified BET and Tóth equations to describe them. In this paper, we proposed the third expression, i. e. de Boer-Zwikker equation. Theoretically, this method has a proper chemical model. Practically, it is simple and easy to compare with experimental data.
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