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Can an evaporator completely evaporate and separate the light components from a liquid-phase mixture?

2012-05-10View Original

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Recently, I’ve been working with a system solution in which the boiling points of the light and heavy components differ significantly. I want to separate them by evaporation; I’m not sure about the accuracy of this method. Experienced users, please share your insights
Reply #22012-10-11
This mainly depends on the relative volatility of the substances, which is equivalent to one tray in a distillation column.
Reply #32012-10-12
Well, thank you. Later, it was calculated based on flashing

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