A polyethylene box-type mixer-settler extractor
A polyethylene box-type mixer-settler extractor
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1958
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Knapp, Lester
Schoenherr, Roman
Barghusen, John
Smutz, Morton
Schoenherr, Roman
Barghusen, John
Smutz, Morton
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Abstract
The design features of a small multistage mixer-settler extractor are described. The polyethylene construction permits the use of corrosive systems such as those containing hydrofluoric acid. The design permits precise interface control in each settler. Complete cost data are given.