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    Here are the key points from the lecture on liquid/liquid extraction: - Liquid/liquid extraction involves contacting two immiscible liquid phases to transfer a solute from one phase to the other based on its relative solubility in each phase. - The phase that initially contains the solute is called the feed or donor phase. The phase that extracts the solute is called the extract or receiver phase. - The solute distributes itself between the two phases according to its distribution coefficient, KD, which is the ratio of its concentration in the extract phase to its concentration in the raffinate phase at equilibrium. - Higher KD values mean the solute prefers the extract phase, making extraction more effective

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    Here are the key points from the lecture on liquid/liquid extraction: - Liquid/liquid extraction involves contacting two immiscible liquid phases to transfer a solute from one phase to the other based on its relative solubility in each phase. - The phase that initially contains the solute is called the feed or donor phase. The phase that extracts the solute is called the extract or receiver phase. - The solute distributes itself between the two phases according to its distribution coefficient, KD, which is the ratio of its concentration in the extract phase to its concentration in the raffinate phase at equilibrium. - Higher KD values mean the solute prefers the extract phase, making extraction more effective

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    Here are the key points from the lecture on liquid/liquid extraction: - Liquid/liquid extraction involves contacting two immiscible liquid phases to transfer a solute from one phase to the other based on its relative solubility in each phase. - The phase that initially contains the solute is called the feed or donor phase. The phase that extracts the solute is called the extract or receiver phase. - The solute distributes itself between the two phases according to its distribution coefficient, KD, which is the ratio of its concentration in the extract phase to its concentration in the raffinate phase at equilibrium. - Higher KD values mean the solute prefers the extract phase, making extraction more effective

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