Sorption of Iodine onto Corona-Modified Polyethylene
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Abstract Nitrogen corona treated polyethylene was found to adsorb larger quantities of iodine from dilute solution (<10−4M) than an equivalent untreated polyethylene. The extent of the preferential adsorption is related to the length of treatment in the corona and also upon the initial concentration of the iodine solution. This preferential adsorption is suggested to occur via an electrostatic mechanism through charges induced into the polymer surface by the corona.
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OpenAlex topics: Covalent Organic Framework Applications · Chemical Synthesis and Characterization · Nuclear Materials and Properties
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