Question
) Give any two applications of solvent extraction.
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Solvent extraction is widely used for separation and purification based on differences in solubility between two immiscible phases. One application is in hydrometallurgy, where metals like uranium, copper and rare earth elements are extracted from their aqueous ores using selective organic solvents. This process depends on phase equilibrium and partition coefficients governed by
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