How to deal with ethyl acetate in cyclohexane

2009-03-30View Original

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There is a project that uses EA extraction in the previous step, and then the EA is concentrated under reduced pressure to obtain the product. Cyclohexane is added again, and the mixture is refined and filtered to obtain the product. The mother liquor is used to recover cyclohexane under reduced pressure; however, the recovered cyclohexane contains 5% to 10% EA. Due to the use of cyclohexane, and the presence of EA in cyclohexane affects the yield. Therefore, it is necessary to remove EA from cyclohexane; I’m wondering if there are any good methods for this.

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