Separation Processes¶
King, C. J. (1980). Separation Processes. McGraw-Hill.
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- Refinement
- Materials science & metallurgy: Ore refinement (concentration of valuable elements through successive separations), distillation (separation of components by boiling point), fractional crystallization, metal purification through repeated melting and cooling to remove impurities, annealing to reduce crystal defects, all canonical examples in King's (1980) treatment of separation processes.
This sourceCanonical chemical-engineering text on the unit operations of refining and purification—distillation, fractional crystallization, leaching, extraction—each treated as iterative separation cycles toward a target purity.
- Materials science & metallurgy: Ore refinement (concentration of valuable elements through successive separations), distillation (separation of components by boiling point), fractional crystallization, metal purification through repeated melting and cooling to remove impurities, annealing to reduce crystal defects, all canonical examples in King's (1980) treatment of separation processes.
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