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Two liquids with different densities that do not react with each other can be continuously separated to form layers

2017-09-14View Original

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As the title suggests, how can two liquids with different densities that are immiscible and form layers be separated? Which device is better? For example, phenol and water are continuously separated at low temperatures.
Reply #22017-09-14
It is possible to use a vertebral body liquid separation tank for separation. A level control device must be installed for continuous separation.

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