1. Classical separation methods
Classical separative methods cover large-scale techniques capable of producing the tonnages demanded by the various metallurgical, chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food or agricultural industries. The techniques briefly described are :
sieving ;
filtration ;
haste;
distillation.
The more sophisticated industrial techniques of electrodialysis, membrane ultrafiltration, or direct and reverse osmosis, used on a large scale especially in seawater desalination, are treated as advanced separation methods. A final section mentions only the many industrial techniques currently in use, which are variations, combinations or adaptations of other techniques.
A sieve is a simple metal...
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