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A water treatment process. An electric charge is used to remove charged particles from solution.
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Ion (anion or cation) exchange systems soften hard water by removing the minerals (calcium and magnesium) that cause hardness. Ion exchange units also remove iron, manganese and many heavy metals. The hard water is pumped through a tank containing an exchange resin. Sodium on the resin replaces the hardness minerals. The sodium remains in a soluble form in the softened water.
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| ion exchange |
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| ion exchange chromatography |
In this case, water is passed through a charged resin column that has side chains that trap calcium, magnesium, and other heavy metal ions. In many laboratories, this method of purification has replaced distillation, as it provides a high volume of very pure water more quickly and with less energy use than other processes. Water purified in this way is called deionized water.
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| ion exchange |
Method of treating water for the removal of nitrates. Water is passed through bed of resin and ions are exchanged between the water and the resin.
Ãâó: www.carrollhealthdepartment.dhmh.md.gov/enviroheal...
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