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titleOfInvention Electrodialysis machine
abstract Provided is an electrodialysis apparatus that simultaneously removes ions to be removed from an electrolyte solution containing a plurality of negative or cationic species that are ions to be removed, and has a small loss of active ion components during dialysis. . An electrodialysis apparatus for removing ions to be removed from an electrolyte solution containing ions to be removed by electrodialysis, comprising a plurality of cation exchange membranes and anion exchange membranes between an anode and a cathode, At least one of the exchange membrane and the anion exchange membrane has an intrinsic ion migration amount (g / (A ×) represented by the following formula (1) measured under the conditions of an electric quantity of 1 A × H and an ion exchange membrane area of 1 dm 2. An electrodialysis apparatus comprising a plurality of membranes having different H) / dm 2 ). Inherent ion transfer amount (g / (A × H) / dm 2 ) = ion transfer amount (g) ÷ electric amount (A × H) ÷ ion exchange membrane area (dm 2 ) (1) [Selection] Figure 1
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