Abstract
Separation technologies are crucial in chemical industries to isolate, purify, and concentrate various components from complex mixtures. Recent advances in separation technologies have focused on improving efficiency, reducing energy consumption, and enhancing sustainability. Chemical engineers play a pivotal role in designing, optimizing, and scaling up separation processes, including distillation, membrane filtration, absorption, and chromatography. This article explores the latest developments in separation technologies, including new materials, processes, and innovations aimed at improving separation performance and minimizing environmental impact. The paper also discusses the challenges and future directions of separation technologies in the chemical industry.
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