Ion exchange and acids

[zeocrash]

Ok, at the moment my chemistry course at college is covering the topic of ion exchange resins.
This got me thinking about using An H+ ion exchange resins to produce various acids from various salts.
This could be used as a method of producing HNO3.
I was also wondering whether an H+ ion exchange resin could be used to produce other more exotic acids, such as HClO3, Hypochlorous acid and permanganic acid.
Any thoughts??

[vulture]

Well, every acid, including your resin, has it's pKa and I doubt it will be high enough to form strong acids.

It's useful though for reactions which call for mildly acidic environment. The resin will also scavenge Na+, Mg2+ and Ca2+ from your solution.