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A distillation column heated directly by steam is suitable for separating light-component solutions; compared to indirect steam heating, the number of theoretical plates required increases under the same conditions.
A distillation column heated directly by steam is suitable for (separating light-component aqueous solutions); compared to indirect steam heating, the number of theoretical plates required under the same conditions will be (higher).
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The mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution, and in many cases water is the component that is difficult to volatilize.
The mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution, with water being the poorly volatile component. The number of theoretical plates should be high.
When the mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution and water is the component that is difficult to volatilize, a larger number of theoretical plates is required
Answer: (In the case where the mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution and water is the poorly volatile component), (the number of theoretical plates needs to be high).
When the mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution and water is the component that is difficult to volatilize, a larger number of theoretical plates is required
The mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution, with water being the poorly volatile component. The number of theoretical plates should be high.
The mixture to be separated is an aqueous solution, with water being the poorly volatile component. The number of theoretical plates should be high.