Abstract
Abstract Selective liquid-membrane transport of rare earth metal ions were found to be effectively attained by the use of di(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (D2EHPA) carrier. This finding was obtained on the basis of the idea that liquid-membrane transport phenomena would be basically correlated with those of “separator-aided centrifugal partition chromatography”, a separation technique based on the counter-current continuous extraction method. For the rare earth metal ion samples direct comparison of liquid-membrane transport with the corresponding centrifugal partition chromatography by employing the same two-phase liquid systems both containing D2EHPA showed that a close parallelism in the results obtained with the two separation systems.
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