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The heating and boiling process of a liquid mixture

2015-06-27View Original

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During the heating of the bottom of a distillation column, if the boiling points of the light and heavy components differ, will the liquid at the bottom still contain light components after it is heated above the boiling point of the light components? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-27
The mixture should be referred to using the \"bubble point\"; the temperature in the tower reactor increases as the content of light components decreases (under boiling conditions)
Reply #32015-06-27
There definitely will be! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #42015-06-27
There definitely will be, in terms of gas-liquid equilibrium: as long as there are light components in the vapor phase, there must also be some in the liquid phase
Reply #52015-06-29
Theoretically, there is a certain amount
Reply #62015-06-29
There will definitely be some; light components will not be present unless the temperature at the bottom of the tower exceeds the boiling point of those light components.

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