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Applicability Criteria for Multiple Distillation or Crystallization Refining Instead of Single-Cycle Refining at a Preset Throughput and Yield

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It is shown that n-fold refining of a host–impurity system at a rate V, separation factor K < 1, and final yield G by simple distillation or conventional directional solidification is more effective in terms of final product purity and throughput than is single-cycle refining at a rate v < V, a separation factor k < K < 1, and the same yield G if ≈ln k/ln K < n < V/v (where V and v are linear directional solidification rates or vaporization rates per unit surface area in the case of distillation).

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Kravchenko, A.I. Applicability Criteria for Multiple Distillation or Crystallization Refining Instead of Single-Cycle Refining at a Preset Throughput and Yield. Inorg Mater 57, 748–752 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020168521070098

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