Physico-chemical model of trace hydrolyzed element adsorption by II-form of
ion-exchange resin is considered. The model implies the existence of both
ionic forms and trace hydroxide colloids in aqueous phase and predicts two
sharp maxima separated by a plateau on the adsorption diagram. It is shown
that complicated adsorption profile arises as a result of superposition of
the trace hydroxide colloid formation/dissolution by-processes accompanied
by irreversible ageing of the colloid.