Extraction
Liquid–Liquid Separation for Education & Research
From Theory to Application: Extraction Education
Liquid–liquid extraction is a versatile separation technique, commonly applied in pharmaceuticals, environmental engineering, and chemical production. Pignat extraction units give students a hands-on platform to explore solvent recovery, phase equilibria, and distribution coefficients.
By operating real equipment, learners connect theoretical concepts to industrial practices, gaining valuable process engineering skills.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Understand phase equilibria in liquid–liquid systems
- Perform separation and purification through extraction
- Study solvent recovery and distribution coefficients
- Apply liquid–liquid extraction to real industrial challenges
