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Extractive Distillation Systems with Separating Agents Undistributed between Phases

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Extractive heterogeneous systems with nonvolatile agents are considered. It is shown that at sections where the concentration of the nonvolatile agent is constant these systems disobey the Konovalov law.

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    L. A. Serafimov, G. I. Tatsievskaya & A. K. Frolkova

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Serafimov, L.A., Tatsievskaya, G.I. & Frolkova, A.K. Extractive Distillation Systems with Separating Agents Undistributed between Phases. Theoretical Foundations of Chemical Engineering 38, 22–30 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:TFCE.0000014385.31977.84

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