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Anion Exchange Resins: Did you ever find out the fishy smell of anion exchange resins?

Resinex 101By Ben LloydNovember 1, 2016Leave a comment

Anion exchange resins, in general but especially strong base anion exchange resins in the hydroxide form, may release odors such as a dead fish smell. The main reason is the release of very low levels of alkyl-amines from the resin (i.e.: trimethylamine from Type I strong base resins). Trimethylamine is also released by decomposing fish,…

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