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Table 3.9 Effect of autoclave temperature on capacity of adsorbents synthesized by Hydrothermal-1 procedure.........................................................................................50 Table 3.10 Finding crystal system and lattice constant of LiMnO ............................ 63 Table 3.11 Different solvent-polymer couples utilized for LiMnO bead synthesis by precipitation method .................................................................................................. 65 Table 3.12 PSMA beads synthesized with different GMA content at 70 oC (Benzyl peroxide molar ratio:0.01, monomer/solvent ratio: 0.33) .......................................... 67 Table 3.13 The amount of the components used in bead synthesis ........................... 71 Table 3.14 BET results of PSMA-LiMnO beads.......................................................75 Table 3.15 The composition of the concentrated brine in Çamaltı Salina.................76 Table 3.16 Leaching of lithium ions from boron clay ............................................... 77 Table 3.17 The composition of the clay extract taken from Bigadiç.........................77 Table 3.18 The effect of pH on distribution coefficient of LiCl for the formamides at 25 oC, 10 ml water/10 ml formamide ratio (The initial LiCl concentration was 1.4 M) .................................................................................................................................... 79 Table 3.19 The effect of temperature on distribution coefficient values for different formamides at pH:4, 10 ml water/10 ml formamide ratio, initial lithium concentration of 1.4 M Li. ......................................................................................... 79 Table 3.20 ΔHo and ΔSo values calculated from Van’t Hoff plots ............................ 81 Table 3.21 Equilibrium data between extract and raffinate phase for the formamide- water-lithium chloride system at 25 oC, pH: 4 and 10 ml water/10 ml hexyl formamide .................................................................................................................. 82 Table 3.22 Artificial concentrated seawater composition and the resulting distribution coefficient values in selectivity experiments.......................................... 84 Table 3.23 The selectivity values of hexyl formamide for lithium near foreign (Na, K, Mg, Ca) ions in sea water...................................................................................... 85 Table 3.24 Composition of the concentrated sea water taken from Çamaltı Salina and resulting distribution coefficients (25 oC, 10 ml HeFo/10 ml water, pH:7.4) ........... 85 Table 3.25 The effect of pH on recovery of lithium from hexyl formamide.............86 Table 3.26 The effect of pH on recovery of lithium from hexyl formamide (Second recovery) .................................................................................................................... 86 xviPDF Image | SEPARATION OF LITHIUM FROM BRINES
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