Published 1988
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Journal Article
Active Transport of Formaldehyde through an Anion-Exchange Membrane via the Formation of Bisulfite Adduct
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- Igawa, Manabu
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Hoffmann, Michael R.
Chicago
Abstract
Formaldehyde reacts with bisulfite to form hydroxymethanesulfonate, which is a conjugate base of a strong acid, and is able to be transported actively by the coupled countertransport of hydroxide ion through an anion-exchange membrane. The permeation rate is controlled by pH and formaldehyde can be separated readily from other types of organic solutes via this method.
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© 1988 The Chemical Society of Japan. Received December 23, 1987.Additional details
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