Klaus R. Koch, Iris Nel
Abstract
In the presence of sufficient tin(II) chloride, chloro(trichlorostannato)platinum(II) anions are rapidly absorbed by open-cell polyurethane foams from dilute hydrochloric acid solution. Sorptive capacities of up to 0.5 mol kg–1 of Pt in foam may be obtained.
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In the presence of sufficient tin(II) chloride, chloro(trichlorostannato)platinum(II) anions are rapidly absorbed by open-cell polyurethane foams from dilute hydrochloric acid solution. Sorptive capacities of up to 0.5 mol kg–1 of Pt in foam may be obtained.
Key concepts: Platinum, Polyurethane, Hydrochloric acid, Chemistry, Chloride, Tin, Inorganic chemistry, Nuclear chemistry