Recovery of fatty acids by immobilized solvent extraction /
The use of silicone rubber tubes swollen with solutions of TOPO (trioctyl phospine oxide) in kerosene as membranes for the recovery of fatty acids from anaerobic digesters was investigated. The flux of acetic and propionic acids was found to increase with the concentration of TOPO when the concentra...
Main Authors: | 333347 Lau, Isaac, Hayward, Gordon |
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