Using a Triangular (Ternary) Phase Diagram

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A brief overview of using a triangular phase diagram for a tertiary system (acetone-water-MIBK).Made by faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
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[@LearnChemE]

Not sure we have seen such software, but let us know what you mean or what you find. thanks.

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wait so this stuff is actually... pretty easy??? goddamn i hate my lecturer. thank you guys so much for this.

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Great fast explanation, thank you for reminding me how this works!

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Thank you so much for your information about Trenary diagram. Now I can read and understand these diagrams.

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[@monaa5812]

This is the best video on using a Triangular Phase Diagram. Thank you very much! Could you please provide some example problems as well? That would be awesome if you could do so.

[@odeforodds]

This makes it so clear. Thank you!!

[@nikpoura]

prefect, answered all my questions but the diagram. thanks a lot.

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[@LearnChemE]

Great question and we have a couple videos for separations that might hint at how these are used in separation processes (liquid-liquid extraction). See the video titled "Hunter Nash Method for LLE Example" for some insight on this.

[@joynoel3802]

Thank you.This was very helpful.

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Super clear! Great video :)

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thank you guys, this was very useful.

[@nisbahmumtaz909]

This is a pretty nice video. Straight to the point and simple.
You know what would be rad?
Some explanation or insight on what this diagram is actually used for.
I get the 2 phases are needed for separation process...
But how? How can 2 phases be useful (or necessary) for separation to be performed?

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in my opinion, this is a pretty good explanation.

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i thank you for thissuper simple explanation!

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[@solidsnake1447]

very concise!

[@chemixschool]

Nice explanation. This will be very helpful for many students.

[@abdulazizelahmed7212]

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[@fondifondi1581]

Terrific! Really thx a lot

[@Drillingforlove]

How are these diagrams created? Experimentally or quantitatively with an EOS?

[@Jessii024]

Why was i making this so much more difficult? Thank yall so much!

[@ronpearson1912]

How do you step off distillation stages using these diagrams or Residue diagrams

[@ryanjasonlo]

where can i download a ternary diagram software?

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nice effort...

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[@rockfret]

Please make a lesson for quaternary phase diagram

[@tandoge]

good video

[@pharmacistahmed3939]

بس لو تشرح على line for 3 compo.system

[@davidschartung6389]

50 is written twice for MIBK scale

[@user-mq8wy6kl2m]

Thanks

[@gr3g12345]

I might actually understand this now.

[@AndyU96]

You sound like a sane person, so I will ask you, how the hell are those tie lines even drawn there in the first place? What exactly does it mean for 2 liquid phases to be in equilibrium with eachother?

[@AD-mw5mv]

tie-lines have to be determined experimentally, not drawn arbitrarily as the tutorial implies, i.e. you take a system under the curve, let it separate into two phases and then determine the acetone/water/mibk composition in both, one will give the left composition intercept, the other the right composition intercept, so you can draw a straight line through all three.

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[@alzaraure4259]

Just want to know how you knew that MIBK rich was
53%, acetone is 38% and water is 9%

[@LearnChemE]

Typically they are made from experimental results

[@ahmedrami4190]

Where are the bubble and dew point's?

[@Alyrwani99]

They are in TXY diagram not this one

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+tenorsaxophone2012 "a balance so easy, even a civil engineer could do it"
-my separations professor

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[@ouzytheoriginal]

not bad
boring stuff actually
they still doing this things in lectures :(

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