Fabrication and application of a continuously regenerated cationic impurity removal device for ion chromatography.
J Chromatogr A
; 1722: 464904, 2024 May 10.
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ABSTRACT
A continuously regenerated cationic impurity removal device (CR-CRD) has been fabricated and applied for ion chromatography (IC). The removal of cationic impurities is realized by electrodialytically replacing the cationic impurities with hydronium ions. The device is configured in a sandwich structure and the central eluent channel is respectively isolated from both electrodes by stacked cation exchange membranes and a bipolar membrane (BPM) plus stacked anion exchange membranes. The eluent channel is packed with cation exchange resins in hydronium form and their continuous regeneration can be achieved by electrodialysis. A desirable feature of the device is gas-free, and no degasser is required. It showed sufficient ability to remove cationic impurities, as indicated by > 99.9 % removal of 10 mL of 1 mM LiOH solution injected (â¼10 µmol) or continuous removal of 1 mM LiOH solution at the flow rate of 1 mL/min (1 µmol/min). A useful application was for sample pretreatment in nuclear power industry, by eliminating strong matrix interference of the sample containing LiOH (1 mM) and boric acid (2000 mg/L) with trace anion analysis.
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J Chromatogr A
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2024
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China