Abstract
Amorphous samples of a new inorganic ion exchanger, cerium(IV) selenite have been prepared under varying conditions. The material prepared by mixing 0.025M ceric sulfate and 0.025M sodium selenite in the ratio of 1∶1 was studied in detail for its ion-exchange capacity, chemical stability, IR, thermogravimetry and Kd values. Separations of metal ions have been performed on columns of this ion exchanger.
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