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6. Conclusion
Liquid-liquid extraction is a separation technique widely used on an industrial scale, in fields as varied as conventional hydrometallurgy, the nuclear industry, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and the food industry. Although the feedback we have from experience suggests that this is a mature technique, research is still very active in proposing more efficient extraction systems (e.g. for the extraction of uranium from phosphoric acid
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