Is there anyone who is well-versed in distillation?

Can a distillation column be used for air separation by cryogenic method?:)

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1. Only one jacketed reactor is used, with steam being introduced into the jacket for distillation. What is the difference between this method and a distillation tower? 2. Must there be a reboiler at the bottom of a distillation tower? In some designs, there is a reactor at the bottom of the tower, equipped with a jacket through which steam is supplied; does such a reactor function as a reboiler at the bottom of the tower? 3. Can the reboiler at the bottom of the tower be integrated with the tower itself? What are the differences between a jacketed reactor at the bottom of the tower that is integrated with the tower and one that is separate from it? What are the differences between horizontal and vertical bottom-reactor vessels? 4. What is the difference between a reactor at the bottom of a tower with stirring and one without stirring? 5. What are the criteria used for designing and calculating the tower diameter and height? 6 Under what circumstances is batch distillation used, and under what circumstances is continuous distillation used?

Is this called distillation? Is it called distillation or atmospheric distillation?

The difference between distillation and rectification is that rectification involves circulation while distillation does not; distillation uses steam for direct heating, whereas rectification uses a reboiler for heating