Substitution Reaction of Organic Halogenated Compounds with Anion Exchange Resins

Biodegradation of halogenated organic compounds.

In this review we discuss the degradation of chlorinated hydrocarbons by microorganisms, emphasizing the physiological, biochemical, and genetic basis of the biodegradation of aliphatic, aromatic, and polycyclic compounds. Many environmentally important xenobiotics are halogenated, especially chlorinated. These compounds are manufactured and used as pesticides, plasticizers, paint and printing-...

Regeneration Studies of Anion-Exchange Chromatography Resins

LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE C hromatography columns can become contaminated by a variety of protein and nonprotein species during a purification campaign. Consequences of column contamination include an increase in backpressure, loss of signal resolution, altered product yield, and medium discoloration. Common chromatographic contaminants include • residual proteins • nucleic acids • lipids • endotoxin...

Recycling of anion-exchange resins for plasmid DNA purification.

Plasmid DNA of high purity is critical for molecular biology studies such as subcloning, DNA sequencing, vector construction and expression and functional analysis. The classical method of plasmid DNA purification using cesium chloride/ethidium bromide buoyant-density centrifugation is generally time-consuming and expensive and has gradually been replaced by the use of silica-based, anion-excha...

Speciation Modeling Of LREEs-NTA Complexes On Anion- Exchange Resins

Conventionally, the sorption methods of rare earth elements were done with cationic ion exchangers. The present work was mainly oriented to find an alternative method for sorption of light rare earth elements (LREEs) based on anionic ion exchangers. Two different anionic exchangers have been tested including Dowex-1 and Sybron SR-7. The selection of these two exchangers was mainly done to inves...

Trace contamination following reuse of anion-exchange DNA purification resins.