Crystallisation of materials from aqueous solutions

Refrigeration – Processes – Fractionally solidifying a constituent and separating the same

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C062S123000, C210S774000, C023S304000

Reexamination Certificate

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07127913

ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a process for recovering a crystalline material from an aqueous solution, which solution also contains organic contaminants, in which process the material is crystallised from the aqueous solution by freeze crystallising at a eutectic freezing point of the solution.

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