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• W2029880442 abstract "Abstract BACKGROUND: Solvent extraction and ion exchange technologies have been widely used for the recovery or removal of heavy metals from aqueous phases. However, different problems have been encountered on applying these techniques. Although the extractants are highly selective, this technique requires a high level of mechanical agitation to improve the kinetics of the process, a requirement that promotes leakage of the extractant from the aqueous/organic interface to the aqueous phase during separation of the two phases. On the other hand, ion exchangers can easily be regenerated but gel form resins have low selectivity and those with high selectivity (chelating resins) have low diffusion coefficients, a characteristic that leads to low mass transfer rates. An interesting alternative to overcome these limitations is the microencapsulation of extractants within a functionalized polymeric shell. This new type of material would be expected to combine the advantages of the aforementioned methods and improve selective removal of heavy metals from an aqueous phase. RESULTS: Sulfonation of microcapsules indicated that the use of an ethylene glycol dimethacrylate (EGDMA) copolymer enhances the chemical and mechanical properties of the microcapsules. It was found that the recipe used to produce microencapsulated phase change materials (PCM) was also useful to prepare microcapsules with di(2‐ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (DEHPA) as a core material. The synthesized material had a spherical and smooth shape and a DEHPA content of 28.15 wt%. Finally, the ion exchange capacity of the sulfonated material containing DEHPA (3.02 meq g −1 ) was higher than that obtained without this additive (2.54 meq g −1 ). High selectivity for copper uptake was also achieved. CONCLUSIONS: Microcapsules containing extractants can be manufactured by the same approach used to produce microcapsules containing PCMs. In addition, particles with improved chemical and mechanical resistance to sulfonation can be synthesized using EGDMA as a crosslinker. Ion exchange studies showed that the presence of DEHPA enhances the ion exchange capacity and selectivity of the microcapsules. Thus this material is a promising alternative for the separation of heavy metal ions. Copyright © 2010 Society of Chemical Industry" @default.
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• W2029880442 title "Functionalization of microcapsules for the removal of heavy metal ions" @default.
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