Ion exchange membranes with high permselectivity (the character of separatingcations from anions or anions from cations) and high selectivity (the character of separatingcations or anions of different valencies) are i...Ion exchange membranes with high permselectivity (the character of separatingcations from anions or anions from cations) and high selectivity (the character of separatingcations or anions of different valencies) are important for electrodialysis process. The Donnanequilibrium theory, based on the equilibrium of ions and no electric field, can not exactly explainthe permselectivity of ion exchange membrane for ED process, since it is impossible to set up a ionexchange equilibrium between membrane and solution and to neglect the influence of electricaldriving force on ions during ED process. A novel model named 'anti-electric potential' isestablished to interpret the permselectivity of ion exchange membrane, according to thedetermination of electric potential between membranes and the variation of elements content insolutions and membranes. The results of experiment prove that the 'anti-electric potential' reallyexists within membranes. As for the selectivity, the results reveal that electric potential andhydration energy have great influence on the concentration and mobility of ions in membranes.展开更多
文摘Ion exchange membranes with high permselectivity (the character of separatingcations from anions or anions from cations) and high selectivity (the character of separatingcations or anions of different valencies) are important for electrodialysis process. The Donnanequilibrium theory, based on the equilibrium of ions and no electric field, can not exactly explainthe permselectivity of ion exchange membrane for ED process, since it is impossible to set up a ionexchange equilibrium between membrane and solution and to neglect the influence of electricaldriving force on ions during ED process. A novel model named 'anti-electric potential' isestablished to interpret the permselectivity of ion exchange membrane, according to thedetermination of electric potential between membranes and the variation of elements content insolutions and membranes. The results of experiment prove that the 'anti-electric potential' reallyexists within membranes. As for the selectivity, the results reveal that electric potential andhydration energy have great influence on the concentration and mobility of ions in membranes.
