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Reactive extraction of citric acid using supercritical CO2 and trioctylamine

Djas M., Henczka M., Potocka K., Wawer J.

Challenges of Modern Technology

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2015

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Vol. 6, no. 4

27--30

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The paper is dedicated to the integrated process of the reactive extraction of citric acid from aqueous solution using supercritical CO2 and trioctylamine. The aim of this study is to investigate the influence of process parameters (concentration of reactants in phases, pressure, temperature, mixing rate, mixing time) on the course of the reactive extraction process. The increase of the initial concentration of amine (0.04-0.07 mol∙dm-3) results in the higher efficiency of reactive extraction. The influence of pressure (12-18 MPa) on the process is negligible. The process efficiency decreases with temperature (308-328 K). The increase of stirrer speed (250-500 rpm) leads to increase of process rate, so the final efficiency is obtained in shorter time.

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Removal of low molecular organic acids from aqueous solutions with reactive extraction

Szternel D., Regel-Rosocka M., Wiśniewski M.

Polish Journal of Chemical Technology

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2013

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Vol. 15, nr 4

5-9

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This paper presents investigation on removal of low molecular organic acids (acetic, lactic, succinic and fumaric) from aqueous solutions with reactive extraction. The results specifically show that the extraction efficiency of acids depends on the type of extractant, diluents of the organic phase and the initial pH of the aqueous phase. It is possible to separate succinic or fumaric from lactic and acetic acids with high selectivity with the use of TOA and Aliquat 336, respectively. Increasing the pH of the aqueous phase results in a reduction of fumaric acid extraction efficiency with solvating extractants. This can be explained by the decreasing share of acidic form, whose extraction is favored by these extractants. Efficient extraction of both fumaric acid and fumarate using Aliquat 336 can be explained by the ionic structure of the quaternary ammonium salt, capable of transporting both forms of the acid.

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Extraction of palladium(II) with through-hole type microcapsules containing trioctylamine

Kiyoyama S., Shiomori K., Yoshida M.

Ars Separatoria Acta

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2009/2010

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No. 7

49-60

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Large-diameter and through-hole type microcapsule with entrapped trioctylamine (TOA) as an extractant were prepared by (W/O/W) emulsification and in-situ polymerization method. The morphologies of the microcapsules, their encapsulation efficiencies for TOA, and their forward and back extraction properties for palladium(II) were investigated. The microcapsules ranged in size from 210-420 ěm. The encapsulation efficiency of TOA was approximately 100% for all the microcapsules, which indicates minimal loss of TOA during preparation of the microcapsules. Through-hole type microcapsules were obtained when inner aqueous phase contained a high concentration of sodium chloride, and at a moderate agitation speed in the first emulsification. With the through-hole type microcapsules the extraction equilibrium approached one, and the extraction rate was very high compared to other preparation conditions and (O/W) type microcapsules.