Solvent precipitation of salt

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23303, 159DIG20, C01D 304, C01D 316

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ABSTRACT:
A low boiling, water soluble organic solvent is added to a saturated brine to thereby reduce the salt solubility of the brine and cause precipitation of the salt. The precipitated salt is filtered out and dried. The remaining brine-solvent mixture is distilled to remove the solvent which is reused. Unsaturated brine that is generally free of solvent is returned for resaturation with salt.

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