Abstract
Представлена история создания ионообменников с конца XIX в до середины XX века. Впервые проанализированы ключевые научные работы этого периода с историко-научной точки зрения. Расследованы ранее неизвестные факты биографии некоторых ученых. Проанализирован цикл работ, положивших начало ионообменной хроматографии
Highlights
Представлена история создания ионообменников с конца XIX в до середины XX века
At the end of the 19th century the first attempts of synthesis of ion-exchange sorbents made by the domestic geochemist Ivan Ivanovich Lemberg (25.08.1842-7.11.1902) in Yur’ev university have been made
The first attempts of industrial use of ion exchangers have begun in the 20th century, and the main merit of development of technology of receiving ion exchangers on the basis of zeolites and their broad application belongs to the German chemist and the soil scientist Robert Gans (Ernst Alwin Robert Gans, (7.03.1865-24.8.1940)
Summary
Представлена история создания ионообменников с конца XIX в до середины XX века. Впервые проанализированы ключевые научные работы этого периода с историко-научной точки зрения. We have shown how creators of the first ion exchangers carried out the difficult way from studying of natural objects – the soil and minerals to receiving synthetic mineral and polymeric sorbents for which have found broad practical application that in the 30th–40th years has led the to revival and development of a chromatography.
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