Model selection problem for immiscible systems

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I used ASPEN to simulate the separation of hexane and **furan mixtures, using ethylene glycol as the extractant; pure hexane could be obtained at the tower top through extractive distillation. These are the calculation results. However, I found that ethylene glycol and **furan are mutually soluble, but ethylene glycol and n-hexane are not. And during the actual experiments, pure n-hexane cannot be obtained at the tower top; what is the reason for this?

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