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batch distillation

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batch distillation [′bach dis·tə′lā·shən]
(chemical engineering)
Distillation where the entire batch of liquid feed is placed into the still at the beginning of the operation, in contrast to continuous distillation, where liquid is fed continuously into the still.


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