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On my end, when the pH is adjusted to 6 and continuous distillation is carried out, the pH drops to 4, which results in the formation of tar. What’s going on?

2021-09-23View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-12-3 at 21:50. I have a question: when I set the PH to 6 and proceed with continuous distillation, the PH drops to 4, which results in the formation of tar. What’s going on? The material should be fine
Reply #22021-09-26
What process, what raw materials? A clear description is needed before we can discuss it
Reply #32021-12-03
First, the problem wasn’t clearly explained; Second, according to you, the pH value is 6 before entering the distillation tower and 4 after distillation; either there is an acidic substance in the medium that gets purified, or a reaction occurs during the distillation process (such as hydrolysis)

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