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WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGE OF EXTRACTIVE DISTILLATION

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WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGE OF EXTRACTIVE DISTILLATION..

Answer / suraj chaudhari

After extractive distillation we should need to
perform simple fistillation for seperation of solvent
dissolved.

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WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGE OF EXTRACTIVE DISTILLATION..

Answer / devendra tamre

extractive distillation is costly and after use of extractive distillation we have to need simple distillation for separetion that is the main disadwantage of the E.D.

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WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGE OF EXTRACTIVE DISTILLATION..

Answer / suraj chaudhari

After extractive distillation we should need to
perform simple fistillation for seperation of solvent
dissolved.

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