How To Solve Ternary Liquid-Liquid Extraction Systems Super Easily

💦 Ternary Liquid-Liquid extraction systems can often prove to be a difficult endeavour, especially when using the triangular coordinate system to determine the stream compositions, in chemical engineering separation processes. 💯
✅ In this tutorial, we simplify the process and break down the steps required to accurately annotate and solve any type of system. Here we use a water, acetone and TCE mixture. We apply the fundamentals of how to interpret the initial data, and determine the raffinate and extract flow rates and compositions.
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[@DirectTutoring]

Great video tutorial!

[@TheChemEngStudent]

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[@sarahwebb2323]

Your knowledge of chemical engineering is admirable, I would love to be as knowledgeable as you! Your separation course has been so helpful for me in my 3rd year!

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[@ChemEngWeekly]

A fantastic video on liquid liquid extraction! Great work 👍

[@derekneil9870]

Another great video, this has to be one of the best explanations of this topic on RUclips! My answer to the question is methanol, ethanol and water!

[@TheChemEngStudent]

Thank you for your kind words, and for your answer to this months competition!

[@mohammedarif1380]

Wow I am so happy I have found your channel! My answer is Acetonitrile, Ethanol and Water.

[@TheChemEngStudent]

Thank you for your kind words, glad you enjoyed it, and thank you for submitting your answers! Good luck!

[@lukedavies1978]

Another class video mate!

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Thank you, much appreciated!

[@garykielpalaciosespinoza4719]

Thanks for the video. I think there is a small mistake at minute 12:51 corresponding to the location of the feeding point. The feed point should be at 0.55 water composition and 0.45 acetone composition. My answer to the question is Acetonitrile, Ethanol and Water.

[@TheChemEngStudent]

Thank you for letting me know, yes I miss read the chart, my apologies. I hope the general process/principle was easy to follow. Thank you for submitting your answer to this months competition!

[@lindarogers824]

Excellent job on this, I am moving onto this topic in my next semester so this will defiantly be a useful tool to get ahead!

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Thank you, glad this was helpful to you.

[@taylordow7564]

Really good tutorial! Can we all show support to Callum for his amazing work, he truly deserves it!

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[@SunhaibOkeke]

Really helpful video sir, keep up the excellent work!

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Clear and very simple explanation, thanks.

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[@StephanieWood-r5z]

I really enjoy this (I know I am sad), but I have this coming up in my course, so this will be super helpful😁

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[@declangraham3087]

This was a very helpful video!

[@TheChemEngStudent]

Glad you found it helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@jordinwelsh7018]

This was super helpful to me, can you do some more videos on liquid extractions?

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[@stewartrobinson1018]

Really good stuff, can you help me with my assignment.

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[@menasun1732]

15:46 if x for water is 0.22 and for acetone is 0.18, then it won’t meet in point M. I tried and it didn’t meet and I don’t know if it’s my mistake or yours 😅 please can check it and inform me?

[@TheChemEngStudent]

Yes you are right, there was a small misread of the chart, my apologies for this, I hope however, the overall process was easy to follow and clear enough. Thank you so much for letting me know of this and its great to see students getting in touch.

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@@TheChemEngStudent thank you for answering my questions. Your videos help me alot actually and i like them because they are simple and brief which is rare in youtube. So thank you again for making these videos 😊

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What is your major in? Do you do personal tutoring?

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All my degrees are in Chemical Engineering. Yes I do an online coaching program through The ChemEng Student. Send across an email to discuss how I can help!