Is it possible to separate ethylene glycol methyl ether from water using extractive distillation?

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Methoxyethylene glycol containing water – how to recover methoxyethylene glycol?

Reply #22011-04-11

Reply to 1# langren*ngzhe: Extraction and separation are possible as long as an appropriate extractant is found; however, no significant breakthroughs have yet been made in the separation of ethylene glycol methyl ether from water. I’ve looked up some information; it seems there have been some advances regarding the use of benzene as an azeotropic agent in this separation process. You might want to check out that information as well

Reply #32011-05-07

Reply to 2# Blue Ether: Thank you, we’ve found a new method

Reply #42012-11-16

What method? Azeotrope-forming agent?

Reply #52013-06-19

Is there anyone interested in buying recycled ethylene glycol methyl ether?

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