Solvent Extraction TRIZ Cases

Ferric ion oxidation in chloride media dissolves gold selectively while leaving copper residues, reducing oxidant consumption.

Tertiary amine extraction solvent recovers acid catalyst from glycolic acid mixture for direct reuse in hydrocarboxylation.

Column extraction of selected coffee beans produces chlorogenic acid compositions with minimized turbidity for acidic beverage applications.

Activated carbon removes inhibitory iodine from acidic solutions, enabling stable microbial proliferation and efficient copper leaching.

Biphasic aqueous extraction recovers high-boiling aldehydes while preserving catalyst integrity and suppressing acetal formation.

Modulating vegetable oil polarity extracts both compound types without organic solvents, ensuring consumption safety.

Horizontal drum rotation eliminates sealing adjustments during continuous extraction.

An aqueous two-phase system concentrates vesicles at a polymer boundary, replacing ultracentrifugation to achieve high yield and purity within twenty minutes.

Membrane filtration shifts cerium dioxide nanoparticles from polar to non-polar media, preserving stability without complex stabilizer changes.

Segmented washing removes electrolyte before acid dissolution, reducing reagent consumption while producing high-purity nickel solution.