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Solute C is extracted in a batch process from a binary mixture (F) of A and C using solvent B. Pure solvent B is recovered from the raffinate R by distillation, as shown in the schematic diagram below. Locations of different mixtures for this process are indicated on the triangular diagram below. P is the solvent-free raffinate, E is the extract, F is the feed and ฮ” is the difference point from which the mass balance lines originate. The line PB intersects the binodal curve at U and T. The lines PA and FB intersect the binodal at V and W respectively.
The raffinate coming out of the extractor is represented in the diagram by the point:
A
(A) T
B
(B) U
C
(C) V
D
(D) W

Correct : b

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