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Luyben treats product split and fractionation as distinct influences on product composition in a coupled continuous-column control problem.
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Chapter 1; printed 2–4; physical PDF 16–18
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Rechecked in full 452-page supplied-volume reading and figure/table review, 28 September 2026. Luyben pp.2–4 / PDF16–18. Product split and fractionation jointly affect composition. Verified means faithful located paraphrase, not independent replication or sensory validation.
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Luyben treats product split and fractionation as distinct influences on product composition in a coupled continuous-column control problem.
Printed pp. 2–4; physical PDF 16–18.
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