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How to separate water from formic acid

2015-08-15View Original

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During the production process, the water contains a large amount of formic acid – approximately 30% of its content. I would like to increase the formic acid concentration to 60%. I seek advice from those who are experts in this field.
Reply #22015-08-15
Increasing the concentration from 30% to 60% may encounter an atmospheric boiling point; distillation can be used, as well as pressure-driven or vacuum distillation.
Reply #32016-01-23
The traditional method mentioned above relies on distillation, which is energy-intensive and requires high-quality materials for the equipment. Vacuum distillation, with too low acid concentration, also results in high energy consumption.
Reply #42018-07-03
Azeotropic distillation can be carried out using one reactor, one column, one condenser, and one receiving tank.
Reply #52018-07-05
To improve the purity of formic acid, vacuum distillation should be used

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