Has anyone ever separated methanol from methylal?

2007-12-26View Original

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How to choose an extractant for simulation in Aspen?

Reply #22007-12-26

Distillation can be used, as their boiling points are different – one is 42 and the other is over 60

Reply #32007-12-26

Not many people know Aspen. I want to learn it, but unfortunately there’s no software for that

Reply #42007-12-26

Using a separator may not yield good results; choosing a single separator gives better outcomes. Our factory is just that. This is just my personal opinion for reference only. :loveliness: :loveliness:

Reply #52007-12-31

There is an azeotrope between the two, and breaking this azeotrope is necessary to completely separate them

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