Abstract:
A method comprising obtaining a bodily fluid from a subject; contacting the bodily fluid with an adsorbent material comprising a synthetic carbon particle (SCP) to produce a first filtrate having a level of disease mediators (y); contacting the first filtrate with an adsorbent material comprising the SCP and an anion exchange resin where the ratio of SCP to anion exchange resin is from about 0.1:100 to 100:0.1 to produce a second filtrate; contacting the second filtrate with an adsorbent material comprising the SCP and a cation exchange resin where the ratio of SCP to cation exchange resin is from about 1:100 to produce a third filtrate; and administering the third filtrate to the subject.
Abstract:
A method for producing acetic acid can improve the life of a silver-substituted ion exchange resin for removing organic iodine compounds in acetic acid. In a carbonylation process of a methanol method, an acetic acid distillation step has at least one distillation step of carrying out the purification of an acetic acid stream under conditions of a column bottom temperature of a distillation column of less than 175° C., a nickel base alloy or zirconium is used as a material of the distillation column in the distillation step, and as metal ion concentrations in a charging mixture of the distillation column in the distillation step, an iron ion concentration is less than 10,000 ppb by mass, a chromium ion concentration is less than 5,000 ppb by mass, a nickel ion concentration is less than 3,000 ppb by mass, and a molybdenum ion concentration is less than 2,000 ppb by mass.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are extraction chromatographic supports comprising a porous support, an inert filler, and metal ion binding extractant that may be used for chromatographic separation of metal ions. Also disclosed herein are methods for preparing and using the extraction chromatographic supports.
Abstract:
A method for recovering water from purified terephthalic acid production wastewater includes: producing purified terephthalic acid comprising purified terephthalic acid feedstock and wastewater comprising impurities; separating the purified terephthalic acid feedstock from the wastewater comprising impurities; transferring the wastewater to a tank; adjusting the p H of the wastewater with a basic solution; adjusting the temperature of the wastewater; passing the wastewater to a column; contacting the wastewater with an ion exchange resin to remove the impurities; and recovering the water depleted of impurities.
Abstract:
An organic solvent purification system that separates an organic solvent having a boiling point of more than 100° C. at 1 atm, such as N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP), from a liquid mixture containing the organic solvent and water and purifies the organic solvent includes: a heater that heats the liquid mixture; a pervaporation apparatus that includes a pervaporation membrane, and is provided at subsequent position of the heater, the pervaporation apparatus separating the organic solvent from the water; a vacuum evaporator to which the organic solvent collected from a concentration side of the pervaporation apparatus is supplied; and piping that supplies the heater with the organic solvent vaporized in the vacuum evaporator as a heat source of the heater. The heater heats the liquid mixture using concentration heat of the organic solvent vaporized by the vacuum evaporator.
Abstract:
A method comprising obtaining a bodily fluid from a subject; contacting the bodily fluid with an adsorbent material comprising a synthetic carbon particle (SCP) to produce a first filtrate having a level of disease mediators (y); contacting the first filtrate with an adsorbent material comprising the SCP and an anion exchange resin where the ratio of SCP to anion exchange resin is from about 0.1:100 to 100:0.1 to produce a second filtrate; contacting the second filtrate with an adsorbent material comprising the SCP and a cation exchange resin where the ratio of SCP to cation exchange resin is from about 1:100 to produce a third filtrate; and administering the third filtrate to the subject.
Abstract:
An organic solvent purification system that separates an organic solvent having a boiling point of more than 100° C. at 1 atm, such as N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP), from a liquid mixture containing the organic solvent and water and purifies the organic solvent includes: a heater that heats the liquid mixture; a pervaporation apparatus that includes a pervaporation membrane, and is provided at subsequent position of the heater, the pervaporation apparatus separating the organic solvent from the water; a vacuum evaporator to which the organic solvent collected from a concentration side of the pervaporation apparatus is supplied; and piping that supplies the heater with the organic solvent vaporized in the vacuum evaporator as a heat source of the heater. The heater heats the liquid mixture using concentration heat of the organic solvent vaporized by the vacuum evaporator.
Abstract:
Systems and methods are disclosed for extracting a plurality of materials from a solution. These include a plurality of extraction devices. The extraction devices use a resin suspended above at least one screen, and the resin is used to extract at least one material from a fluid. A liquid is forced through the plurality of extraction devices and a separate material is extracted in each of the extraction devices. The resin is selected for each of the extraction devices and is based upon the material for which that extraction device is designed to remove from the fluid. Each of the extraction devices operate in series to remove at least one material from the fluid.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a novel and practical method for treating a perchlorate ion-containing liquid. The perchlorate ion-containing liquid is brought into contact with a weak base anion exchange resin, so that perchlorate ions are adsorbed to the weak base anion exchange resin, and then an acid is brought into contact with the resin, so as to remove the perchlorate ions from the weak base anion exchange resin to which the perchlorate ions are adsorbed. This makes it possible to repeatedly use the weak base anion exchange resin.
Abstract:
A continuous contacting device is disclosed wherein a fluid stream may be contacted with particulate exchange materials. The device includes a plurality of rotating chambers filled with particulate material. Fluid is supplied individually to these chambers through a plurality feed ports which are in periodic fluid communicating relation with each of the chambers. A plurality of fixed discharge ports which are likewise in periodic fluid communicating relation with each of the chambers is also provided. A process for continuously contacting fluids with the solid particulates is also disclosed.