Colleagues, at leisure I have read the literature on the strontium extraction (crown ethers, inorganic ion exchangers and resins and etc.). It was found an interesting fact - in most of the articles investigations were done at low concentration of competing ions (the biggest problem is calcium, if I am not mistaken) and low mineralization of the solution as a whole:
Article Inorganic ion exchangers for strontium removal from radioact...
So, I am wondered: what about solutions with high mineralization (suppose more than 200 g/l) and the ratio Ca/Sr>10?
I'll be appretiate for the relevant links.
you can deploy Copilot For effective ion exchangers for selective strontium (Sr) extraction, especially in solutions with high mineralization and a high Ca/Sr ratio, there are several approaches and materials that have been studied:
Recent Studies and References:
Educational Tips:
For more detailed information, you can explore the articles and reviews mentioned above. They provide comprehensive insights into the materials and methods used for selective strontium extraction in various conditions.
Inorganic ion exchangers for strontium removal from radioactive waste : a review | Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
Removal of Strontium by Physicochemical Adsorptions and Ion Exchange Methods | SpringerLink
Ion Exchange & Water Demineralization Handbook | Veolia
digital.library.unt.edu
Good luck
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