Successive Multiple-Contact Extraction Nomograph

Eor example, the dotted line indicates that if. SD/H —. 2.0,. = 2, and x¡ = 0.50, then xy/xo = 0.111, and xy —. 0.056. 1 Perry, J. H., Chemical E...
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Successive Multipl-e-Contact E-xtraction Nomograp

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N THE theory of liquid-liquid extraction, where the idcai dis-

I n this type of extraction the total quantity of solvent used is divided into several equal portions. The feed is treated with one of these portions;: the raffinate from this extraction is then treated with a second batch of the fresh solvent, etc. This is the type of axtraction commonly encouiitcred in thc~laboratory. A ready graphical solution of Equation 1 is obtained from the nomograph. For examplc, the dotted line indicates that if S D I H ,= 2.0, S = 2, and zo = 0.50, then x r / x o = 0.111, and 5.v = 0.056.

tribution law applies, the equation for successive multiplecontact extraction is

(1) where

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weight of solute per Ib. of inert component i n feed

zv = weight of solute per lb. of inerts in final rafrinate H = Tveight 01 iiierts (constant)

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= TTeight of extracting solvent per stage (constant) = number of contacts = distribution coefficient‘

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Perry, J. H., Chemical Engineer’s Handbook, 2nd od., p. 1245 (1941)

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