D.M.T. Newsham
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Abstract The proper design of solvent extraction processes depends crucially upon an accurate knowledge of the relevant liquid-liquid equilibria. The latter must be either measured or predicted. This chapter is concerned with methods for the correlation of experimentally determined liquid-liquid equilibria and with methods for the prediction of unknown equilibria.
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Abstract The proper design of solvent extraction processes depends crucially upon an accurate knowledge of the relevant liquid-liquid equilibria. The latter must be either measured or predicted. This chapter is concerned with methods for the correlation of experimentally determined liquid-liquid equilibria and with methods for the prediction of unknown equilibria.
Key concepts: Liquid liquid, Liquid–liquid extraction, Solvent, Extraction (chemistry), Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Chromatography, Materials science