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Acetonitrile dehydration

2021-06-08View Original

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The acetonitrile feed solution contains 4% water and 96% acetonitrile, with the required concentration of the final product to be over 99.9%. Simply put, is it to distill away all the azeotropes, and what remains is the acetonitrile product? Distill up to 25% of the total liquid according to an azeotropic composition of 84:16?
Reply #22021-06-11
A distillation column for light fraction removal can be used; acetonitrile with a high water content is obtained at the top, while the water content at the bottom of the column is low. Molecular sieve membranes can also be used.
Reply #32021-06-15
This post was last edited by flymxcao on 2021-6-15 at 13:57. If yield is not a concern, this method can be used; in case it’s applied successfully, the yield will still be around 75%, and moreover, consideration must be given to what to do with the 85% acetonitrile solution. It is recommended to separate the two towers for a yield of over 99%

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