Plotting a Ternary Phase Diagram

Organized by textbook: learncheme.com/ Develops a ternary phase diagram using equilibrium data. Made by faculty at the University of Kentucky and produced by the University of Colorado Boulder, Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering. Check out our Separations/Mass Transfer playlist: • Separations/Mass Transfer
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I'm really confused on which data should be on the x-axis. Why diluent and not solvent? I've watched many videos; some use solvent others use diluent and I'm really confused which one is important right now.

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How can we draw that for an equilateral triangle?

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Hi i'm working in a project of my university, that consist in evaluate how the trioctylamine affects the extraction of lactic acid with differents solvents(heptane, dodecanol and ocatnol) but i don't have satisfactory results with my experimentation. If you have a simulator of a ternary equilibrium of liquids, i'm very glad if you can share me that software or any information for it.

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How to graph it using equilateral? Its so confusing…

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Hi, which program was used to create this plot?

[@richgold5503]

I am not sure of the program you have used in the ternary phase plot, could it be excel, spss or matlab?

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how can I apply it in equilateral triangle

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It works in very much the same way. The vertices are again describing 100% of that compound (water, acetic acid, or isopropyl ether, in this case). The line opposite that is where that compound is zero. This screencast may help you. ruclips.net/video/mvQE7fElYDs/видео.html