1. Thermodynamic aspect
1.1 Phase miscibility
The question of whether two liquid phases can coexist in a given system and, when this is the case, how the compounds involved share out between these two phases, is essential for the development of a liquid-liquid extraction separation process. The literature provides us with a number of data relating to the miscibility domains of binary, ternary and quaternary mixtures
In hydrometallurgy, the feed phase is always aqueous, while the extraction solvent is always organic. For economic reasons, it is virtually never permissible to modify the aqueous...
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