What are the reasons why boiling over easily occurs during the heating process of a balance vessel?
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When heating ethanol-water solutions in a glass equilibrium reactor, bumping can occur easily, and the addition of zeolite does not help. I would like to ask the experts what the reason is and how this problem can be solved. Heating power: 200W
There must be a balance between the heating amount, heating rate, and the heat exchanger.
Is this setup really that huge? The innermost heating layer glass is originally frosted, which helps prevent bumping. Zeolite is not needed. I’m also curious whether adding zeolite will cause clogging Shouldn’t the heating element be regulated by a transformer? If the heating power is too high, just lower it