Are you a chemical engineering student struggling with liquid-liquid extraction problems? This tutorial walks you through a real-world example: reducing pyridine concentration from 50% to 2% in an aqueous solution using chlorobenzene as the solvent. We’ll solve it using triangular coordinates, a key concept in separation processes.
PROBLEM 10.3
It is desired to reduce the pyridine concentration of 2000 kg of an aqueous solution from 50% to 2% in a single batch extraction with chlorobenzene. What amount of solvent is required to reach this? Solve on triangular coordinates.
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