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Studying the effect of mixing miscible hydrocarbon components on the multi-stage distillation operation compared with single component distillation

Mohd Firdaus, Mohd Azul Mohamad Salleh

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Distillation is the oldest and the most universal process of chemical technology and other branches of industry incorporating separation of mixture. Distillation is used to separate mixtures components in term of boiling point. Distillation has substantial advantage over other process applied in order to separate mixtures. In the present work, three different components are tested to know the differences in comparison between the distillate mixtures with a single distillate compound with the effect of distillation time on distillation composition, the effect of mixing percentage on distillation composition and the effect of time. The experimental work was carried in a batch distillation column and than the distillate being test using ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer to determine the concentration. The result showed some of the mixture distillate is same to a single component in term of graph shape and the behaviour. The result of the concentration of the mixtures also showed the unstable graph shape for all the mixtures.

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Distillation is the oldest and the most universal process of chemical technology and other branches of industry incorporating separation of mixture. Distillation is used to separate mixtures components in term of boiling point. Distillation has substantial advantage over other process applied in order to separate mixtures. In the present work, three different components are tested to know the differences in comparison between the distillate mixtures with a single distillate compound with the effect of distillation time on distillation composition, the effect of mixing percentage on distillation composition and the effect of time. The experimental work was carried in a batch distillation column and than the distillate being test using ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer to determine the concentration. The result showed some of the mixture distillate is same to a single component in term of graph shape and the behaviour. The result of the concentration of the mixtures also showed the unstable graph shape for all the mixtures.

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Distillation is the oldest and the most universal process of chemical technology and other branches of industry incorporating separation of mixture. Distillation is used to separate mixtures components in term of boiling point. Distillation has substantial advantage over other process applied in order to separate mixtures. In the present work, three different components are tested to know the differences in comparison between the distillate mixtures with a single distillate compound with the effect of distillation time on distillation composition, the effect of mixing percentage on distillation composition and the effect of time. The experimental work was carried in a batch distillation column and than the distillate being test using ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer to determine the concentration. The result showed some of the mixture distillate is same to a single component in term of graph shape and the behaviour. The result of the concentration of the mixtures also showed the unstable graph shape for all the mixtures.

Key concepts: Distillation, Continuous distillation, Boiling point, Chemistry, Fractionating column, Batch distillation, Mixing (physics), Chromatography

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