ion exchange


Reversible exchange of ions contained in a crystal for different ions in solution without destruction of crystal structure or disturbance of electrical neutrality. The process is accomplished by diffusion and occurs typically in crystals possessing one- or two-dimensional channelways where ions are relatively weakly bonded. Also occurs in resins consisting of three-dimensional hydrocarbon networks to which many ionizable groups are attached. Syn: base exchange
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