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Electrolyte solutions can be found in many natural and
industrial processes. Some examples are the absorption
of acid gases, such as carbon dioxide, for removal
from effluent gas streams, avoiding atmospheric pollution;
the fractional crystallization processes in which several salts
are separated as pure phases from a multicomponent mixture;
for the production of fertilizers such as ammonium phosphate,
ammonium nitrate, or potassium sulfate; for extractive
distillation using salt as the extractive agent; and for
precipitation of globular proteins from an aqueous solution
by the addition of salts.
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Teaching Electrolyte Thermodynamics
Citation
Pinho, Simão; Macedo, Eugénia (2004). Teaching electrolyte thermodynamics. Chemical Engineering Education. ISSN 0009-2479. 38:3, p. 26-30
Publisher
University of Florida