An ion exchange resin prefers calcium overmagnesium, indicated by Xcalcium = 0.6and Ymagnesium = 0.3. The same resinprefers magnesium over sodium, indicatedby Xmagnesium = 0.6, Ysodium= 0.2, Whatis the separation factor for the resin forcalcium over sodium?

An ion-exchange resin or ion-exchange polymer is a insoluble resin or polymer that acts as a matrix…

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An ion exchange resin prefers calcium over magnesium, indicated by Xcalcium = 0.6 and Ymagnesium = 0.3. The same resin prefers magnesium over sodium, indicated by Xmagnesium = 0.6, Ysodium= 0.2, What is the separation factor for the resin for calcium over sodium?