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To reduce the pressure in the distillation tower, the following is correct:

2015-07-16View Original

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Reducing the pressure in the distillation tower can enable (). A. Increased relative volatility B. Better separation efficiency C. Improved processing capacity D. Reduced processing capacity
Reply #22015-07-16
Reducing the pressure in the distillation tower can enable (). A. Increased relative volatility B. Better separation efficiency D. Reduced processing capacity
Reply #32015-07-16
A. Increased relative volatility C. Improved processing capacity
Reply #42015-07-18
ABC. . . . . . . .
Reply #52015-07-19
It’s hard to say; generally speaking, A is the correct answer. As for the other options, one needs to consider what the distillation tower is used for – whether the product comes from the bottom or the top of the tower, and whether it operates under positive or negative pressure
Reply #62015-07-23
A, without a doubt. By reducing pressure, media with lighter components will evaporate more easily

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