Removal of chloride and potassium ions without using any solvent.
Is the heating can remove those ions from the materials? If yes, then what will be the optimum temperature and conditions for heating?
No heating is not suitable.
The manner to be underwent depends on your operating conditions and other factors but manipulating pH of the system, using an electrolyte as demulsioner, ion exchange process is recommended.
As I mentioned before there are several way even biological treatment etc. exist depending on your conditions
[A] For Chloides ions
By using well known easily available Chloride guards like:
[i] Activated alumina; the adorption being physical; the reaction is reversible.
[ ii] Promoted alumina = alumina containing Na2O as a promoter; undergoes chemical reaction to form NaCl and thus the process Is irreversible.
[B] For K ions
Use any one of the two membranes as K ions are not permeable through:
[1] phospholipid bilayer membrane [ prefer it]
[2] Charged lipid membrane.
Remove potassium ions or anion from some ionic exchange materials(with electrochemuical activity) which can be treated by control applied potentials.
Remove potassium ions or anion from some ionic exchange materials(with electrochemuical activity) which can be treated by control applied potentials.
Remove potassium ions or anion from some ionic exchange materials(with electrochemuical activity) which can be treated by control applied potentials.
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