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The book will begin with a comprehensive study of related terms, principles, and concepts, including the following topics:The most commonly performed analytical separations; Types of separations; Reactions involved in separations; Chemical kinetics and transport processes; Rheology and the behavior of liquid or gas flows; Separation rate equations and their modeling; and Dissolution and dissolution kinetics. After providing a brief review of related chemical engineering principles and modeling, the next major part will be dedicated to a detailed analysis of solid-liquid extraction, including modeling, optimization, and process development. This part includes a detailed discussion of such topics as the following:The distinction between membrane-based and liquid-solid separation processes; Constitutive relations and their application to modelling; Modeling and experimental characterization of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Process development for preparative liquid-liquid extraction; Dispersive solid-liquid extraction (Supersaturation extraction); Gas solid-liquid extraction; Basic and advanced modeling of solid-liquid extraction processes; and the following topics: Design, optimization, and scale-up of liquid-liquid extraction processes.The advanced theory of gas-liquid and liquid-liquid extraction will be addressed, including the following: Fluid and liquid-phase mass transfer in gas-liquid and liquid-liquid systems; Factors governing extraction efficiency; Process modeling and design of gas-liquid extraction processes; Modeling and optimization of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Advanced aspects of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Physical and chemical properties of liquid-liquid extraction phases; and the following topics: Design of an extraction column; Process optimization using chromatography theory; Extraction theory for aqueous two-phase systems and supercritical fluid extraction.The last major part of the book will cover a detailed treatment of liquid-liquid extraction processes with continuous flow principles and applications.

Mixed modes of reactions may also occur, and these may be distinguished from simple mixing by the fact that the rate at which they occur is determined by the concentration of reacting species alone rather than by the concentrations of the products of reactions. (CR 1.7.1.6.2 and CR 1.8.6.3). In chemical engineering, the concept of chemical reaction engineering is the application of engineering principles to processes involving chemical reactions and complex mass transfer phenomena. Chemical reaction engineering is a branch of the study of chemistry, a discipline based on the principles of physics, chemistry, biology, and applied chemistry, and it draws on principles learned in those other disciplines. On a practical level, chemical reaction engineering is an important and powerful tool in the development of industry, and it is the major engineering discipline used to investigate many chemical and biotechnological processes. The practice of chemical reaction engineering differs from the practice of chemical engineering, which emphasizes the mechanical properties of a.
The book will begin with a comprehensive study of related terms, principles, and concepts, including the following topics:The most commonly performed analytical separations; Types of separations; Reactions involved in separations; Chemical kinetics and transport processes; Rheology and the behavior of liquid or gas flows; Separation rate equations and their modeling; and Dissolution and dissolution kinetics. After providing a brief review of related chemical engineering principles and modeling, the next major part will be dedicated to a detailed analysis of solid-liquid extraction, including modeling, optimization, and process development. This part includes a detailed discussion of such topics as the following:The distinction between membrane-based and liquid-solid separation processes; Constitutive relations and their application to modelling; Modeling and experimental characterization of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Process development for preparative liquid-liquid extraction; Dispersive solid-liquid extraction (Supersaturation extraction); Gas solid-liquid extraction; Basic and advanced modeling of solid-liquid extraction processes; and the following topics: Design, optimization, and scale-up of liquid-liquid extraction processes.The advanced theory of gas-liquid and liquid-liquid extraction will be addressed, including the following: Fluid and liquid-phase mass transfer in gas-liquid and liquid-liquid systems; Factors governing extraction efficiency; Process modeling and design of gas-liquid extraction processes; Modeling and optimization of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Advanced aspects of liquid-liquid extraction processes; Physical and chemical properties of liquid-liquid extraction phases; and the following topics: Design of an extraction column; Process optimization using chromatography theory; Extraction theory for aqueous two-phase systems and supercritical fluid extraction.The last major part of the book will cover a detailed treatment of liquid-liquid extraction processes with continuous flow principles and applications.
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