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EFFICIENCY OF LIQUID EXTRACTION PROCESSES

Journal Article · · Chem. & Process Eng.
OSTI ID:4800165
Basic studies carried out on the mechanism of mass transfer between two liquid phases, particularly recent models that postulate continual renewal of interface, are reviewed. The efficiency of extraction equipment and the significance of drop coalescence are discussed. It is stated that the overall stage efficiency of liquid extraction processes can be increased by better control of the solubility of the extractable solute, accomplished by addition of prosolvents and anti-solvents. (N.W.R.)
Research Organization:
Univ. of Birmingham, Eng.
NSA Number:
NSA-16-013133
OSTI ID:
4800165
Journal Information:
Chem. & Process Eng., Journal Name: Chem. & Process Eng. Vol. Vol: 43
Country of Publication:
Country unknown/Code not available
Language:
English

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