benzol-acetone process
benzol-acetone process
[′ben‚zȯl ′as·ə‚tōn ‚präs·əs] (chemical engineering)
A solvent dewaxing process in which a mixture of the solvent and oil containing wax is cooled until the wax solidifies and is then removed by filtration.
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