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Title: what is the resin bound reducing agent ?
Post by: bluemonster on July 07, 2007, 12:17:15 AM

I dont know what is the resin bound reducing agent ?
Can u give me the basic concept, mechanism, and its contents ?
thanks for your support !

Note: If no, u can give me some reference website !
thanks !

Title: Re: what is the resin bound reducing agent ?
Post by: kiwi on July 07, 2007, 02:39:45 AM

I've used borohydride on ion exchange resin before, just take a suspension of resin (eg. IRA-400(Cl-)), mix with aqueous sodium borohydride, filter, wash the resin well with water and air dry. The resins chloride counterions become exchanged for borohydride ions, giving you borohydride bound to the resin.

Title: Re: what is the resin bound reducing agent ?
Post by: bluemonster on July 07, 2007, 10:25:41 AM

thanks kiwi !
good luck !  ;)