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Use of Ionic liquids in Industrial Applications
Use of Ionic liquids in Industrial Applications
Samar Noureldin , Amel Elsadig , Mohammed Mahjob Department of Chemical engineering , University of Khartoum, Sudan
Paper of 4th grade project
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Abstract:

In this paper we briefly mentioned the applications of the ionic liquids, the historical review and then critically discussed the process of current method for naphtha treating and new method using ionic liquids by experimentally estimating separation variables (selectivity(s) and solute distribution ratio(D)),with special emphasis on comparison between the two approaches. Because ionic liquids have a negligible vapor pressure, evaporating the extracted hydrocarbons from the ionic liquid phase could achieve the recovery of the ionic liquid. Preliminary calculations show that extraction will be better with ionic liquids compared to using sulfolane as the solvent.
المستخلص : في هذا العمل ناقشنا تطبيقات السوائل الأيونية ، النظرة التاريخية، و بالتفاصيل دورها في معالجة النافثا بتجربة معملية للطرق المطبقة حاليا و أخرى بهذه السوائل مع التركيز بشكل خاص على مقارنة خواصهما الانتقائية و النسب التوزيعية. و لأن السوائل الأيونية لا تتطاير ففصلها من باقي المواد سيكون سهلاً و بسيط. الحسابات الأولية أوضحت أن السوائل الأيونية تعد المذيب الأفضل في معالجة النافثا مقارنة بالسلفولين (المذيب المستخدم حاليا ).

Contents :

1. Introduction ……………………………………………2
2. Methodology and results………………………..3
3. Conclusions ……………………………………….…...5
4. Recommendations ………………………………….5
5. Future work………………………………………….….5
6. References ………………………………………………6

Nomenclature :

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References: 1. Michael freemantle, 2010, an introduction to ionic liquids. 2. S. Gabriel, J. Weiner (1888). "Ueber einige Abkömmlinge des Propylamins". Ber. 21 (2): 2669– 7. Sheng Dai ,David DePaoli, Mark Dietz, Jimmy May, Joanna McFarlane,William Steele, August 22, 2003,Technical Summaries on Ionic Liquids in Chemical Processing, research. _ L.M. Galán Sánchez, The Netherlands, 2008, Functionalized Ionic Liquids Absorption Solvents for Carbon Dioxide and Olefin Separation. _ Stephen Fordham, November 5, 2012, Ionic Liquids for Carbon Dioxide Separation. _ Arce, A. Pobudkowska1, O. Rodr´ıguez, A. Soto, 2006, Citrus essential oil terpenless by extraction using 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium ethylsulfate ionic liquid: Effect of the temperature , Chemical Engineering Journal 133 (2007) 213–218. 11. _ Ana B. Pereiro1,2 and Ana Rodrيguez1, 1Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Vigo, 36310 Vigo, Applications of Ionic Liquids in Azeotropic Mixtures _ Matthias Seiler, Carsten Jork, Asimina Kavarnou, and Wolfgang Arlt, Rolf Hirsch, 2004, Separation of Azeotropic Mixtures Using Hyperbranched Polymers or Ionic 15. G. Wytze Meindersma, Anita (J.G.) Podt, Marianne B. Klaren and André B. de Haan, 2004, SEPARATION OF AROMATIC AND ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS WITH IONIC

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