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How to remove ethanol, aldehydes, and isomers from acetonitrile

2021-02-07View Original

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How to remove ethanol, aldehydes, and ketones from acetonitrile?
Reply #22021-02-07
Check their boiling points to see if they can be separated by distillation Common separation methods include dissolution, extraction, distillation, etc
Reply #32021-02-07
I’m not sure if membrane separation technology can be used.
Reply #42021-02-07
If the molecules are of similar size, it is difficult to separate them using membranes; check the molecular sizes or consult a membrane separation supplier.
Reply #52021-02-08
There are many optional methods; it’s hard to say which one is feasible and efficient. It’s best to search through papers and patents before conducting experiments
Reply #62021-02-08
The membrane can’t be used; the molecular sizes are too similar
Reply #72021-02-27
If there is no water, direct distillation separation can be used; if there is water, it is recommended to use molecular sieve membranes, or to dehydrate the water with molecular sieves before carrying out the separation

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