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Azeotrophic composition of methanol and pyridine

2016-07-31View Original

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Do methanol and pyridine have an azeotropic composition?
Reply #22018-01-11
Check some manuals on the basics of physical chemistry; those who work in chemical engineering and don’t know how to search for information are basically like blind people. Here are some professional manuals for you: 1. Lan’s Chemical Handbook; 2. Handbook of Physical Properties of Chemicals and Materials; 3. CRC’s Handbook of Chemistry and Physics; 4. Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook. Don’t tell me these manuals are hard to find – if your organization doesn’t even have a proper reference room, or if your colleagues in your work area don’t possess even one of these basic manuals, then it means they are too poor and too lazy.
Reply #32018-11-12
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