Is it possible to separate water, methanol, and ammonia nitrogen?
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Is it possible to separate water, methanol, and ammonia nitrogen? A total of 200 kg/h, 100 kg/h of methanol, and 50 kg/h of ammonia nitrogen
The amount is too small. Does ammonia nitrogen refer to ammonia gas?
Is it ammonia, or some other ammonia-containing substance?
Methanol, ammonia, and water are mutually soluble; it’s really difficult to separate them. Distillation might be able to separate methanol, but it’s hard to separate ammonia and nitrogen.
Will ammonia nitrogen come out during distillation? ? ?
When distilling, it depends on your temperature control; a small amount of ammonia will be released, and methamine compounds may also be formed. But the ammonia nitrogen part is difficult to remove
Methanol can be obtained through distillation, while ammonia will emerge in the form of ammonia gas. As for other ammonia-containing compounds, it depends on what specific substance it is; those with a low boiling point will be released, while those with a high boiling point may remain in the water.
So how is methanol separated from ammonia after distillation?
You must have made up these numbers; how could two substances with such high concentrations be mixed together? During distillation, both methanol and ammonia would be removed. There is likely no ready-made method; sampling and experimentation are needed to determine the process