Sorption Properties of Ultrasound-Activated Bentonites of Cherkasy and Ilnytskyi Deposits

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The object of the study was the Ukrainian bentonite clays of the Cherkasy deposit (layer II of the Dashukivska area) and the Ilnytske deposit of the Transcarpathian region. Enrichment of clays with montmorillonite was carried out by the method of sedimentation of the coarsely dispersed phase. The natural type of montmorillonite and the nature of isomorphic substitutions in its structure were confirmed by X-ray diffractometric and complex thermal analyses. Activation of bentonite clay enriched with montmorillonite was carried out by the action of ultrasonic waves. The sorption capacity of activated and montmorillonite-enriched clays with respect to Cu2+ ions was assessed by the results of energy dispersive X-ray analysis. The ion exchange mechanism of sorption of Cu2+ ions was confirmed by the data of diffractometric X-ray analysis. The prospects for the use of enriched bentonite clays activated by ultrasonic waves are outlined.

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