The organic alcohol contains 3% water – how should the dehydration process be designed?

2016-05-19View Original

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Organic alcohols and water are completely miscible. Alcohols and water are azeotropic.

Reply #22016-05-23

What alcohol? Azeotropic distillation or extractive distillation can be used.

Reply #32016-05-23

The key issue is that there are no physical property data available, and the quantity of material is not large either – around 100 kilograms per hour

Reply #42016-05-24

You didn’t specify which alcohol it is, so it’s impossible to make a choice

Reply #52016-05-24

Those in need of various new separation processes can contact Professor Zhang Zhibing from Nanjing University directly or leave a message for me

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