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Distribution Coefficient of Solute in Liquid Liquid Extraction Formulas

The distribution coefficient of solute is defined as the concentration of solute in the extract phase divided by the concentration of solute in the raffinate phase. And is denoted by KSolute.

Formulas to find Distribution Coefficient of Solute in Liquid Liquid Extraction

fxDistribution Coefficient of Solute from Mass Fractions​Go
fxDistribution Coefficient of Solute from Activity Coefficient​Go

Liquid Liquid Extraction formulas that make use of Distribution Coefficient of Solute

fxSelectivity of Solute based on Distribution Coefficients​Go
fxRaffinate Phase Solute Concentration for Single Ideal Stage Extraction​Go
fxFeed Solute Concentration for N-number of Ideal Stage Extraction​Go
fxRaffinate Phase Solute Concentration for N Number of Ideal Stage Extraction​Go
fxFeed Solute Concentration for Single Ideal Stage Extraction​Go
fxNumber of Ideal Equilibrium Extraction Stages​Go
fxNumber of Extraction Stages by Kremser Equation​Go
fxNumber of Stages for Extraction Factor equal to 1​Go

List of variables in Liquid Liquid Extraction formulas

fx Mass Fraction of Solute in the Extract ​Go
fx Mass Fraction of Solute in the Raffinate ​Go
fx Activity Coefficient of Solute in Raffinate ​Go
fx Activity Coefficient of Solute in Extract ​Go

FAQ

What is the Distribution Coefficient of Solute?
The distribution coefficient of solute is defined as the concentration of solute in the extract phase divided by the concentration of solute in the raffinate phase.
Can the Distribution Coefficient of Solute be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Distribution Coefficient of Solute, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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