1984 年 33 巻 4 号 p. 218-221
Extremely large separation factors (>102) were found for Na-Mg, K-Ca and Rb-Sr metal ion pairs on a cyptomelane-type hydrous manganese dioxide (CRYMO) ion exchanger. Ca2+ and Sr2+ ions were quantitatively separated from a thousand times of K+ and Rb+ ions on mole basis, respectively, by using the CRYMO column. The hopeful utilities of the CRYMO are suggested for the radiochemical ion-exchange separation of radiomagnesium and radiostrontium from K and Rb salt targets.