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How is acetone recovery determined from acetone concentrations at the top and the bottom of the...

How is acetone recovery determined from acetone concentrations at the top and the bottom of

the stripping column?

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Once the concentration of acetone at the top and bottom of tower is estimated, it is converted to mass flow rate of the top and bottom tower of acetone. If the acetone recovered is of use only as the top product (since stripping is a process of removing the product of interest from a liquid (bottom) using vapor or gas (top), then the mass flow rate of acetone recovered = mass flow rate of acetone in top product = mass flow rate of acetone in feed - mass flow rate of acetone in bottoms.

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