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Crystal separation

2012-06-12View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: What methods can be used to separate crystals from a liquid? The liquid is toxic, harmful, corrosive, and volatile.
Reply #22012-06-13
Cooling crystallization can be used, followed by filtration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #32012-06-13
The first lesson in junior high school chemistry textbooks: Salting out
Reply #42012-06-13
Thank you for your suggestions! Considering that the liquid produced by separation is highly volatile and corrosive. Solve? What type of separation equipment is recommended?
Reply #52012-06-13
The equipment should be made airtight; furthermore, it is necessary to decide whether to use anti-corrosion materials for the interior lining of the equipment or to opt for metal anti-corrosion materials, depending on the temperature
Reply #62012-06-18
The key is to keep the equipment sealed, to perform the operations gently, and not to damage the crystals – FUNDABAC
Reply #72012-06-18
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