Mention the optimum conditions required for good performance of: i. Chelating agent in metal separation ii. Rule of primary ions in separation by ion exchanger ii. Distribution ratio in liquid-liquid and liquid solid separations. v. Ion exchange (Type and mechanism)

Mention the optimum conditions required for good performance of: i. Chelating agent in metal separation ii. Rule of primary ions in separation by ion exchanger ii. Distribution ratio in liquid-liquid and liquid solid separations. v. Ion exchange (Type and mechanism)

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Mention the optimum conditions required for
good performance of:
i. Chelating agent in metal separation
ii. Rule of primary ions in separation by ion
exchanger
Tii. Distribution ratio in liquid-liquid and liquid
solid separations.
v. Ion exchange (Type and mechanism)

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