Abstract
Bismuth(III) Iodomolybdate,a new inorganic cation exchanger,was synthesized. The ion exchange capacity was determined by column method and P titration method. The ion exchange capacity of the exchanger was found to be 1.2 meq/g. The material has also been characterized on the basis of thermal stability, chemical stability, thermogravimetric analysis, x-ray diffraction pattern and infrared studies. Thermal stability shows ion exchange capacity of bismuth(III) Iodomolybdate decreases with increase in temperature and it also revealed that weight of bismuth(III) Iodomolybdate decrease with increase in temperature. Chemical resistivity of the material was assessed in various acidic and basic media. Distribution studies find the synthesized ion exchanger selective for Ni ions.
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