Abstract
Solvent sublation, the separation process for the removal of two hydrophobic compounds (penta- and trichlorophenols) from the aqueous phase, is discussed, as is a steady-state mathematical model for the process. Solvent sublation was conducted in a continuous counter current mode. The underlying mechanisms, theory and experimental details on the effects of process variables on removal efficiency are reported.
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