Separation of dimethyl sulfide from water
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Guys, when using alkaline dimethyl sulfide and methanol in an aqueous solution to remove the solvents dimethyl sulfide and methanol under vacuum, why is there always a little over 1% that remains unrecovered at the end? ? ?
Please clarify the specific temperature, pressure, components, and current operating conditions
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The common method for producing dimethyl sulfide is through the synthesis of methanol and hydrogen sulfide. Methanol and hydrogen sulfide are mixed in a certain ratio, preheated, and then fed into a catalytic reactor where the reaction takes place. The reaction mixture is separated from water using high-speed centrifugation, followed by distillation to obtain the final product.