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Don't Let a Second Liquid Phase Faze You

2013-07-16 06:00:00| Chemical Processing

Two liquid phases can form inside distillation towers in specific systems. Typically one phase is ionic, usually aqueous, and the other nonionic, generally oil or hydrocarbon-based. Either phase may be the major component. Water entrapment in hydrocarbon columns is a common example of an ionic liquid phase as the second phase.

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