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reboiler

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reboiler [rē′bȯil·ər]
(chemical engineering)
An auxiliary heating unit for a fractionating tower designed to supply additional heat to the lower portion of the tower; liquid withdrawn from the side or bottom of the tower is reheated by heat exchange, then reintroduced into the tower.
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