Abstract
Iron(III) (FeTi) and chromium (III) titanates (CrTi) were prepared as cation exchange materials in a granular form. The rate of the isotopic exchange of Na+/*Na+ and Zn2+/*Zn2+ between aqueous solution and iron(III) and chromium(III) titanates in Na+ or Zn2+form has been carried out radiometrically in the 25-60 °C temperature range. The exchange rate is controlled by a particle diffusion mechanism and experimental and theoretical approaches have been used to obtain the rate of diffusion through the spherical particles of the exchangers. The values of self diffusion () of Na+ and Zn2+ ions were measured at different operation conditions, particle size, reaction temperatures and drying temperatures of the matrix. The values of kinetic and thermodynamic parameters were calculated and their significance discussed.
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