100kg of a solution of acetic acid and H₂O containing 30% acetic acid by weight is to be extracted three times with isopropyl ether using 40kg of isopropyl ether in each stage. Determine the weight of acetic acid extracted and the percentage recovery of acetic acid. The following data are available. Concentrations of acetic acid in the leaving streams are Isopropyl ether rich phase 11.7% Ist Stage H₂O rich phase 25.8%

100kg of a solution of acetic acid and H₂O containing 30% acetic acid by weight is to be extracted three times with isopropyl ether using 40kg of isopropyl ether in each stage. Determine the weight of acetic acid extracted and the percentage recovery of acetic acid. The following data are available. Concentrations of acetic acid in the leaving streams are Isopropyl ether rich phase 11.7% Ist Stage H₂O rich phase 25.8%

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