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Methanol Daily Question 2018.9.10

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Question: What is the difference between distillation and rectification? Answer: The difference between distillation and rectification lies in \"recovery,\" which includes the liquid phase recovery from the top of the tower as well as the vapor phase recovery resulting from the partial vaporization at the bottom of the tower.
Reply #22018-09-10
Distillation is a single vapor-liquid separation, while distillation is multiple vapor-liquid separations.
Reply #32018-09-10
Distillation is an advanced form of distillation; the fundamental difference between the two lies in the presence or absence of reflux. To achieve distillation, a certain amount of vapor-liquid phase reflux is necessary
Reply #42018-09-10
Distillation is a multi-stage separation process, while distillation is a single-stage separation process
Reply #52018-09-10
Distillation is a process of partial vaporization and partial condensation, whereas distillation involves multiple instances of partial vaporization and partial condensation
Reply #62018-09-10
Distillation is an advanced form of distillation; the fundamental difference between the two lies in the presence or absence of reflux. To achieve distillation, a certain amount of vapor-liquid phase reflux is necessary.
Reply #72018-09-10
Distillation is a process of partial vaporization and partial condensation once, while distillation involves multiple instances of partial vaporization and partial condensation.
Reply #82018-09-10
The difference between distillation and rectification lies in \"recovery,\" which includes the liquid phase recovery from the top of the tower as well as the vapor phase recovery resulting from the partial vaporization at the bottom of the tower.
Reply #92018-09-10
The difference between distillation and rectification lies in \"recovery,\" which includes the liquid phase recovery from the top of the tower as well as the vapor phase recovery resulting from the partial vaporization at the bottom of the tower.
Reply #102018-09-10
Distillation is an advanced form of distillation; the fundamental difference between the two lies in the presence or absence of reflux. To achieve distillation, a certain amount of vapor-liquid phase reflux is necessary
Reply #112018-09-10
Distillation is a process of partial vaporization and partial condensation, whereas distillation involves multiple instances of partial vaporization and partial condensation

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