LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION -UNDERSTANDING TERNARY DIAGRAM

[@mdtoufik4028]

This is the best ever explanation in my entire college life.

[@lavender4322]

This video is excellent and very well-structured, thanks a lot! I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to fully grasp ternary diagrams.

[@chemixschool]

Excellent. For many students, this will be a very helpful tutorial about ternary phase diagrams.

[@samdavid3336]

the best video i ever seen on explaining a ternary graph... Lots of Love from India

[@nasimghaffari5263]

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[@antoniomoreira4392]

This was very much clear than my professor. Can you make more Chemical Engineering stuffs?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Thank you very much. I will try make more topics on unit ops and separations.

[@wilandercovers8076]

This video is so helpful when it comes to understanding of Ternanaries triangle diagrams.

[@anjali9979]

Thank you so much Sir! You have helped me a great deal. My lecturer rushed through this and I did not understand it at all but now thanks to you, I do. I appreciate all your work.

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After one month I got this video and understood completely

[@wilandercovers8076]

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[@blug407]

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[@pabloquero1251]

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[@93varad]

Thanks !! It helped a lot. The best description of plotting and application in problem of ternary diagram.

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Excellent in every minute, thanks :)

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[@jlb8256]

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[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Glad it helped!

[@lucrijnders2654]

Thanks dude! Better than my book :)

[@-achemicalengineer6128]

good presentation with clear explaination.

[@zehraoymak9881]

Best explanation ever. Thank you so much :)

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thank you very much my brother it was enlightening keep on doing the good work

[@McTsepo]

Thanks Dr. Really helpful as I prepare for my TEST!!

[@Paul-Jan]

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[@theengineerr]

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[@kabirawatramani933]

I mean this made my grade in my class better...

[@Premium-y9m]

Hello. How do we know where to place the chemicals in the ternary diagram? How do I know if acetone is on the top part of the triangle? How do I know if trichloroethane is on the right?

[@lydiegrace1286]

Thanks so much . God bless you

[@tiarajuliarsubakti8449]

Thank you sir! I have permission to share this video on my KZbin

[@samyamson]

I finally understand this, thank you!

[@2024rebranded]

hello, upon solving for the R1 and E1, my R1 was 80.31 kg while my E1 was 205.51 kg. I used the values you've found. however, if I were to use the exact, in which I haven't rounded it off, my R1 is 82.67716535 kg and E1 is 196.8503937 kg. So, which is which? and how did you come up with 82.15 kg and 218 kg for your R1 and E1, respectively?

[@kubraerken7339]

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[@AndrewDeBoer-n4h]

Absolute legend

[@leventali5491]

Thank you! It is a very useful video.

[@anaselme]

It was very helpful but I don't understand a thing. How do you determinate the line E1-R1?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

The first step you have to do is to approximate a tie line that passes through point M. You can use the dotted lines to make a line with similar slope making sure it passes through point M. Points R1 and E1 can be found on the miscibility boundary, that's how line E1-R1 was drawn. See this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3THl5ykrd9je7c

[@anaselme]

@@TumisangSeodigeng Thank you very much!! You're and excellent teacher. I'm doing a problem and, I have the luck that the M point crosses with a repartiment line and then this is my E1-R1 line. Thank you very much again.

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

@@anaselme Thank you very much for the kind words.

[@rachelcoates4169]

this is so clear and useful thank you.

[@precious5106]

Wow you made it easy

[@khalidali9356]

This is just Great

[@simeongeldenhuys1631]

Nice video man. 🇿🇦

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Appreciate it!

[@camillemaradiaga8495]

Super helpful! Thank you so much

[@karamyass]

could you explain please how can i read off the composition of E and R from the diagram?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Apologies as I was not very clear on that point. The compositions you read them of the ternary diagram. Please see this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHTQhYFvicSKZqc

[@nguyennguyenhoang8646]

Can you help me? How to plot the binary mixture. Thank you.

[@Hannan-t4u]

You saved me and Jojo.

[@akanshagupta399]

This video was very helpful for me... Thank you

[@andresvazquez2605]

How did you get the line E1-R1 between the tie lines? Did you draw that line using a conjugate curve and the point M? I don't get it.

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

It's just an interpolation or estimate of a tie line that would pass through point M.

[@dinahjanemartinez1392]

I have a question. How would you know the solvent that the solute would be more soluble just by looking at the diagram?

[@hammadshakeel8210]

Hi Sir , I have a question related to Ternary diagram , can you please answer my question

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Hi Hammad, Yes. What is your question?

[@nasimghaffari5263]

Perfect thank you😊😊

[@vriti_global_warming]

How did you divided the triangular region into single and double phase? I mean from where did you decide the curve?

[@sai150795]

Awesome video! Really helped!

[@rishikeshjaiswal3979]

How 2 plot the 2 phase region?

[@farahsalah6071]

really good explanation thanks Dr

[@chemy7112]

Thank u so much , really helpful

[@hizri8037]

hi, how do u get 0,67? 13:55

[@fatihsahin2697]

Hi. Thank you for the Video. But How can I find the Position of Point M ??

[@jamesfx7227]

I got nothing from 16:09 and so. Pleas could you explain me where do these valeus come from?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

I I am not sure I follow, if you are talking about R1 and E1, they come from solving the two equations: A-Balance equation and C-Balance equation.

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Apologies as I was not very clear on that point. The compositions you read them of the ternary diagram. Please see this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHTQhYFvicSKZqc

[@jamesfx7227]

Tumisang Seodigeng oh, don't mind, Thank you so much!

[@sheikhumar7424]

Sir what we do is that we make ratios then how to get their percentage to plot on phase diagram.

[@gloomyend1232]

Thank you sir😊😊

[@chippalakanakamahalakshmi7307]

Sir can u explain how to draw the tie lines

[@lydiegrace1286]

Is the Finaly result R1 and E1 to be given?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Please the time of the video, where you are asking this question. Sorry, I don't understand the question.

[@ghulamhabib948]

Sir how do plot curve and tie lines inside triangle diagram .kindly explain it

[@xiong5678]

Thank you very much! very useful!

[@teletapales7841]

May I ask, in the phase diagram above, how many phases are there? Thank you.

[@shreyasshetty5051]

thanks very helpful

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

You're welcome!

[@harshdhankar3551]

At least better than our teacher

[@nikitamalhotra9457]

Can we say that water, benzene and acetic acid form a ternary system. I did'nt get one thing water is not soluble in benzene and but how then adding acetic acid make them soluble

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Yes in someway it means that. If you look at the plait point, CP it is a completetly dissolved single phase liquid with 9% water, 39% Benzene, 52% Acetic Acid. drive.google.com/file/d/1wOutMhJLI5ra59oljdoILDLmeUQk2diz/view?usp=sharing However you cannot have water and benzene soluble by themselves in a binary system. If you look at the Water-Benzene base, the mixture will always split into two pure liquids.

[@wanhamizan669]

may i ask, i want to do a liquid-liquid extraction to extract acetic acid from it aquoues solution into ethyl acetate, i want to use 20 wt% of acetic acid to be extracted into ethyl acetate, my question is, how do i determine what is the concentration of my organic solvent to be used for the solvent extraction?

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Superb

[@jahir0178]

simply the best

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i salute you. thank u soo much

[@vanguard5426]

May i know how to get Xma and Xmc? isit 0.45/3 for Xma and 0.55/3 for Xmc?

[@freebok19]

Thanx for nice explanation

[@AD-mw5mv]

EXCELLENT.

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Which software is the best to plot ternary diagram?

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Mohsin Raza I use Chemcad.

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[@stardust6773]

Thank you!

[@amaredegu2432]

good

[@leolin3207]

certainly saved my ass

[@majedaljaber134]

Thanks a lot

[@ChiragGupta77]

Thank u sir :)

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Chirag Gupta you are welcome. More to come this year. Please subscribe

[@drirfanahmad2712]

excellent

[@nduduzosihlangu6704]

thank u

[@C.KaramJit]

👍👍👍

[@ananyaroy4340]

cudnt get R1 and E1 part. how are thy getting the composition???

[@TumisangSeodigeng]

Apologies as I was not very clear on that point. The compositions you read them of the ternary diagram. Please see this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHTQhYFvicSKZqc

[@tilayesewyew8140]

Thanks

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