Two-phase electrophoresis was used to separate the dyestuffs from their dilute solutions. Several dyestuffs (naphthol green B, acid-chrome blue K, methyl blue and direct fast torquoise blue GL, and n-butanol) were tr...Two-phase electrophoresis was used to separate the dyestuffs from their dilute solutions. Several dyestuffs (naphthol green B, acid-chrome blue K, methyl blue and direct fast torquoise blue GL, and n-butanol) were treated in a self-designed experimental setup and the mass transfer characteristics in this process were studied. The results confirm the potential of this technique for recovering dyestuffs from their dilute solutions.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Tsinghua University Foundation.
文摘Two-phase electrophoresis was used to separate the dyestuffs from their dilute solutions. Several dyestuffs (naphthol green B, acid-chrome blue K, methyl blue and direct fast torquoise blue GL, and n-butanol) were treated in a self-designed experimental setup and the mass transfer characteristics in this process were studied. The results confirm the potential of this technique for recovering dyestuffs from their dilute solutions.
