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Dear experts: About 8 tons of alkylbenzene have been added to a glycerin storage tank (with a capacity of around 500 tons). What should be done in this situation?

Reply #22018-07-01

First, identify the source of responsibility for the production accident and take action against the relevant parties. Next is the separation of the materials; glycerin and aromatic hydrocarbons have a large difference in density and are poorly soluble in each other, so it is possible to separate some of the glycerin through static separation. The remaining mixture is then washed with water to thoroughly remove any residual glycerin.

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