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38.,. Pb 2+, Co 2+, Ni 2+ 0,05 : ) Pb 2+ Co 2+ : - (5 3 ) 5 3, 3 3, 1 3 (0,1%- ) 0,05 M ; ) Ni 2+ 10, 5 5 7 (1 : 100); - 0,05 M ; ) Cu 2+ : (5 3 ) 5 3, 3 3 10% - 0,05 M ( 1 3 0,5% ). ( ) : E Cd O ( V V ) VO X, V m A A V O ( 3 ), ; V A ( 3 ),, ; V O ( 3 ), ; V A ( 3 ); m ( );, 3. +., -. [5 12] -,., - ( ).,,, - ( ),,., 7 188% (..). (140 ), -,, -, 125 150 [13]. 2, -,, - (65,6 69,6%).. ( 80%). -.,, ( ),,.,. ),. -

39,, -.,,, 15%., 26 39%, 40%., -,.., - [13 15].,. 3, -, ( )., -,,.. -. 2,3 (7,0%) 4,6 (188%). 7,0 81% 4,4 39%. -., -, - [16]... 2.. 3.

40.,.,, 4, -,. -, -,, 0,1. (Na- ),.,, 0,5, 3,. -,,. -, 2 3 1,5 3,0. -, -. Na- - -,., -.,,..,, 4,4% ( 7%), Na- - 1,0. 50% 1,3 1,6.. 4. ( ), ( ), ( ) (D)

41., - ( ): Ni (1,71) > Co (1,78) > Cu (1,83) > Pb (2,16).,, -, -. 1. -,,. 2. 65,6 69,6%; ( 15%) - ( 10%), -. 3. 56% - 4,6. 4.,. - ( ): Ni (1,71) > Co (1,78) > Cu (1,83) > Pb (2,16). 1. Stanley E.M. Environmental chemistry. Boca Raton, 2000. 876 p. 2. Heavy Metals in the Environment / Ed. B. Sakar. N.Y., 2002. 725 p. 3. Ion Exchange: Science and Technology / Ed. A.E. Rodriques. Dordrecht, 1986. 614 p. 4. Biosorbents for Metal Ions / Eds by J. Wase and C. Forster. London, 2003. 233 p. 5. Wan Ngah W.S., Hanafiah M.A.K.M. Removal of heavy metal ions from wastewater by chemically modified plant wastes as adsorbents: A review // Bioresource Technology. 2008. Vol. 99. Pp. 3935 3948. 6. Yenench A.M., Maitra S., Eldemerdash U. Study on Biosorption of Heavy Metals by Modified Lignocellulosic Waste // Journal of Applied Sciences. 2011. Vol. 11, N21. Pp. 3555 3562. 7. Sciban M., Kladnja M. Wood sawdust and wood originate materials as adsorbents for heavy metal ions // Holz Roh Werkst. 2004. Vol. 62. Pp. 69 73. 8. Bulut Y., Yokus B. Adsorption of heavy metal ions by popular sawdust // Cellulose Chemistry and Technology. 2007. Vol. 41. Pp. 7 8, 443 450. 9..,.,..., 1999. 628. 10. Huang L., Ou Z., Boving T. B., Tyson J., Xing B. Sorption of copper by chemically modified aspen wood fibers // Chemosphere. 2009. Vol. 76. Pp. 1056 1061. 11. Su P., Granholm K., Pranovich A., Harju L., Holmbom B., Ivaska A. Sorption of metal ions to untreated, alkalitreated and peroxide-bleached TMP // Cellulose. 2010. Vol. 17. Pp. 1033 1044. 12..,.,. //. 2008. 3. C. 21 23. 13..,.,. - //. 2011. 4. C. 33 38. 14.. //. 2013.. 202. C. 178 187. 15..,. //. 2014.. 208. C. 184 192. 16..,. ( ).., 1980. 336. 17..,. :..., 1970. 360. 18...., 1969. 1204. 27 2015. 18 2015.

42.,. Deineko I.P. *, Simonova A.N. SORPTION PROPERTIES OF CATION EXCHANGERS OBTAINED BY TREAT- MENT OF SPRUCE SAWDUST WITH SULFURIC ACID SOLUTION St. Petersburg State Technological University of Plant Polymers, Ivana Chernykh st., 4, St. Petersburg, 198095 (Russia), e-mail: ipdeineko@mail.ru A process for producing cation exchangers from wood materials, comprising a heat treatment under vacuum sawdust impregnated with an aqueous solution of sulfuric acid, with simultaneous distillation of the excess and reaction water is proposed. The target product (yield 66 68%) is polyfunctional cation exchangers containing strongly and weakly acid groups. The influence of the concentration of sulfuric acid used for impregnation of sawdust in the range of 4,4 56,0% on ion-exchange properties of the resulting cation exchangers is studied. The content of acid groups in the cation exchangers with increasing concentration of acid increases, and at a concentration of 56% reaches value 4.6 mmol/g. The sorption of cation heavy metal ions is studied. The maximum capacity for the elements of the sorbents in ionized form increases in the sequence (mmol/g): Ni (1,71) > Co (1,78) > Cu (1,83) > Pb (2,16). Keywords: Spruce sawdust, sulfuric acid, cation exchangers, exchange capacity, acid groups, sorption, lead, cobalt, nickel, copper. References 1. Stanley E.M. Environmental chemistry. Boca Raton, 2000, 876 p. 2. Heavy Metals in the Environment. Ed. B. Sakar, N.Y., 2002, 725 p. 3. Ion Exchange: Science and Technology. Ed. A.E. Rodriques. Dordrecht, 1986. 614 p. 4. Biosorbents for Metal Ions. Eds by J. Wase and C. Forster. London, 2003, 233 p. 5. Wan Ngah W.S., Hanafiah M.A.K.M. Bioresource Technology, 2008, vol. 99, pp. 3935 3948. 6. Yenench A.M., Maitra S., Eldemerdash U. Journal of Applied Sciences, 2011, vol. 11, no. 21, pp. 3555 3562. 7. Sciban M., Kladnja M. Holz Roh Werkst., 2004, vol. 62, pp. 69 73. 8. Bulut Y., Yokus B. Cellulose Chemistry and Technology, 2007, vol. 41, pp. 7 8, 443 450. 9. Azarov V.I., Burov A.V., Obolenskaia A.V. Khimiia drevesiny i sinteticheskikh polimerov. [Wood Chemistry and synthetic polymers]. St. Petersburg, 1999, 628 p. (in Russ.). 10. Huang L., Ou Z., Boving T. B., Tyson J., Xing B. Chemosphere, 2009, vol. 76, pp. 1056 1061. 11. Su P., Granholm K., Pranovich A., Harju L., Holmbom B., Ivaska A. Cellulose, 2010, vol. 17, pp. 1033 1044. 12. Krainova E.A., Rodionov A.I., Kim A.V. Ekologiia i promyshlennost' Rossii, 2008, no. 3, pp. 21 23. (in Russ.). 13. Deineko I.P., Khakalo A.S., Pranovich A.V. Khimiia rastitel'nogo syr'ia, 2011, no. 4, pp. 33 38. (in Russ.). 14. Deineko I.P. Izvestiia Sankt-Peterburgskoi lesotekhnicheskoi akademii, 2013, issue 202, pp. 178 187. (in Russ.). 15. Deineko I.P., Simonova A.N. Izvestiia Sankt-Peterburgskoi lesotekhnicheskoi akademii, 2014, issue 208, pp. 184 192. (in Russ.). 16. Saldadze K.M., Kopylova-Valova V.D. Kompleksoobrazuiushchie ionity (kompleksity). [Complexing ion exchangers (complexes)]. Moscow, 1980, 336 p. (in Russ.). 17. Shvartsenbakh G., Flashka G. Kompleksonometricheskoe titrovanie. [Complexometric titration]. Moscow, 1970, 360 p. (in Russ.). 18. Sharlo G. Metody analiticheskoi khimii. [Methods of analytical chemistry]. Moscow, 1969, 1204 p. (in Russ.). Received February 27, 2015 Revised Juny 18, 2015 * Corresponding author.