Bulk ethanol recovery does not establish recovery or sensory significance of every trace congener.
Chapter-level engineering discussion by Ross Taylor and Hendrik A. Kooijman; paraphrase of printed pp. 99–115.
Multicomponent mass transfer includes coupled diffusion effects and depends on interfacial area, flow and internals. Equilibrium and transport descriptions answer different questions; empirical correlations carry operating-range limitations.
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Chapter 3: Mass Transfer in Distillation. Printed pages; chapter begins at original PDF 116.
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Multicomponent mass transfer includes coupled diffusion effects and depends on interfacial area, flow and internals. Equilibrium and transport descriptions answer different questions; empirical correlations carry operating-range limitations.
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Ross Taylor and Hendrik A. Kooijman. Mass Transfer in Distillation, printed pp. 99–115. Chapter original PDF pages 116–162. This is an original paraphrase, not a quotation.
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Bulk ethanol recovery does not establish recovery or sensory significance of every trace congener.
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SRC-637 ch3, pp. 99–115 — Real separation depends on finite transport
Distillation: Fundamentals and Principles — full-volume analysis