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This paper forms an introduction to a series dealing with the characterization of ion-exchangers both as regards their equilibria with electrolyte solutions and their kinetic behaviour.
An outline is given of the development of ion-exchangers with reference to their principal field of application, the purification of water.
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A suggestion that it might be possible to describe equilibria between ion exchangers and electrolyte solutions in analogy with membrane equilibria (Part II) has been followed up to determine the influence of some variables on the kinetics of ion exchange. It is proved that at low concentrations of t
This final article in our series on the characterization of ion exchangers deals with the design of columns. A comparison between calculated and measured break-through curves is given.
## Abstract Highly charged water‐soluble conjugates of amyloglucosidase with a copolymer of ethylene‐maleic acid or styrene‐maleic acid were prepared and adsorbed on DEAE‐cellulose and other cationic resins. Negatively charged enzyme conjugates were also obtained by means of succinylation. The poly