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Separation of Methanol-Acetone Azeotropic Mixtures by Batch Extractive Distillation

Jun He

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Methanol-acetone azeotropic mixture was separated by batch extractive distillation by using water as extracting agent.The effects of different operating parameters such as solvent,reflux ratio,overall reflux time,composition,ratio of water to azeotropic mixture were investigated.

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Methanol-acetone azeotropic mixture was separated by batch extractive distillation by using water as extracting agent.The effects of different operating parameters such as solvent,reflux ratio,overall reflux time,composition,ratio of water to azeotropic mixture were investigated.

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Methanol-acetone azeotropic mixture was separated by batch extractive distillation by using water as extracting agent.The effects of different operating parameters such as solvent,reflux ratio,overall reflux time,composition,ratio of water to azeotropic mixture were investigated.

Key concepts: Azeotropic distillation, Extractive distillation, Batch distillation, Chemistry, Methanol, Fractional distillation, Acetone, Chromatography

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