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Mass Transfer - Engineering
Q1: A binary mixture of benzene and cyclohexane is separated byA flash vaporisation
B extractive distillation
C solvent extraction
D ordinary distillation
ANS:B - extractive distillation Extractive distillation is a variant of the conventional distillation process used to separate close-boiling or azeotropic mixtures, or to enhance the separation of components that have similar volatilities. It involves the addition of a third component, known as an entrainer or solvent, to the mixture being distilled. The entrainer forms a separate liquid phase with one or more of the components in the mixture, thereby altering the relative volatility of the components and facilitating their separation. Here's how extractive distillation works:
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