Atmospheric distillation of oil: Principles, problems and solutions
Atmospheric distillation is the most prevalent and dominant unit operation in chemical industries requiring distillation of large volumes of fluids.
Atmospheric distillation is the most prevalent and dominant unit operation in chemical industries requiring distillation of large volumes of fluids.
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