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Tunning of the variables (boil-up rate, heating power, reflux ratio, and separation efficiency) is exemplified for the classical non-ideal mixture of ethanol and water

Name: Tunning of the variables (boild-up rate, heating power, reflux ratio, and separation efficiency) is exemplified for the classical non-ideal mixture of ethanol and water
Creator: Moure Abelenda, Alejandro

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 17 Jan 2024Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Moure Abelenda, Alejandro;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10524863 , 10.5281/zenodo.10525154

Tunning of the variables (boil-up rate, heating power, reflux ratio, and separation efficiency) is exemplified for the classical non-ideal mixture of ethanol and water

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Preliminary work with the distillation collumn UOP3 of Armfield Ltd for the separation of the non-ideal mixture of ethanol and water. Tunning of the variables (boild-up rate, heating power, reflux ratio) to enhance the separation efficiency. Similar procedure should be applied for the direct isolation of ammonium bicarbonate for the tradiational batch distillation setup.

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