Liquid-Liquid Extraction: Principles and Applications

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Covers the fundamentals of separation processes in chemical engineering, including methods, design principles, and their industrial significance.

Explains thermodynamic principles of mixtures, focusing on distillation and phase behavior of real gases and liquids.

Discusses the design of distillation columns, focusing on stage balances and operating lines for effective separation processes.

Provides an overview of distillation processes, focusing on energy and mass balances essential for effective separation in chemical engineering.

Explores the Second Law of Thermodynamics, Gibbs Free Energy, equilibrium constants, and Le Châtelier's Principle.

Explores equilibrium phases in water quality modelling, illustrating with examples of mineral precipitation and pH adjustment.

Explores phase diagrams, solubility, latent heat, and Gibbs Phase Rule in materials science.

Covers partitioning in different systems, including single component systems, solid-vapor equilibrium, and aqueous solubility.

Covers the design of distillation columns, focusing on partial condensers, total reboilers, and their effects on separation processes.

Explains vapor-liquid phase diagrams and their role in designing separation processes, including practical applications in biofuel concentration.