Lecture

Separation Process Basics

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Description

This lecture covers a two-step separation process to separate aqueous components A and B, involving streams with different compositions and recycling. It includes drawing a flowchart, performing a degree of freedom analysis, and calculating molar flow rates and compositions. Additionally, it discusses the concept of purging a recycle stream to eliminate undesired components.

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