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How to remove 3%of the water in acetic acid

Brian Reed  Follow
Pure acetic acid, it is solid ~~~~~~~~ Try it More
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Chris Phillips  Follow
Is it not possible to distille directly More
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Donald Hubbs  Follow
Tuck dehydration is available
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Dingdongdan  Follow
Think of junior high school chemical content, add an appropriate amount of copper sulfate to try, absorb water to generate five water sulfate More
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Bob Spencer  Follow
Baidu Library -Study on the separation of water acetic acid, there is a graduation thesis, which is more comprehensive and hopes to help you. More
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Dario Cansino  Follow
The principle of reacting the acetic acid with acetic acid and water reactions, adding a slightly excessive amount of vinegar anhydride to the crude acetic acid after a period of time distillation, using the boiling point difference to separate More
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Dave Vander Vlucht  Follow
Membrane separation.EssenceEssenceHahaha More
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Angela Smith  Follow
Use molecular sieve dehydration to make a small test More
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Daniel Candler  Follow
If it is industrial production, 3%of the water is not small, and the distillation may be a method with high operating costs and low efficiency, but freezing and cooling are not a good way. It is also high to maintain low temperature.Cost operations, and water is dissolved with acetic acid, low temperature separation is a difficult point.
It is recommended to use a solvent with distillation, benzene or cyclopanane as a solvent, and separate the water at a lower temperature.This needs to be calculated through data to know whether it is feasible.

If you can get vinegar anhydride and add a slightly excessive vinegar anhydride, you can consume excess water, which is the easiest way.

In addition, you can use active silicone or alumina to absorb trace water, which is also a method of reference.

If a laboratory is drawn a small amount of aquatic acetic acid, you can use the activated molecular sieve to suck water. More
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Bbier  Follow
Pure acetic acid is frozen into ice crystals when it is lower than the melting point. Can it be cooled? More
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