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Extraction agent separation coefficient

2016-01-08View Original

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I would like to ask everyone how to calculate the separation coefficient of an extractant? Thank you
Reply #22016-01-08
This is easy to do: set the conditions, then carry out extraction and separation, and finally calculate to create a curve graph. You can search on Baidu
Reply #32016-01-09
You are referring to preparing extraction isotherms, right? I can do that. If the compositions of the parent solutions and the raffinate containing the two metal ions, nickel and cobalt, are known, is it possible to calculate the separation coefficient?
Reply #42016-02-12
Now that we know the metal content in the original solution and the residual solution, and also know the number of extraction stages, we can calculate the separation coefficient!

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