Coextraction during reactive extraction of phenylalanine using Aliquat 336: modeling extraction equilibrium |
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Authors: | Pursell Mark R Mendes-Tatsis M Alcina Stuckey David C |
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Affiliation: | Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology, Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BY, United Kingdom. |
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Abstract: | Reactive liquid-liquid extraction can be used to recover hydrophilic fermentation products that would not otherwise partition into nonpolar solvents through an ion-exchange reaction at the two-phase interface. However, the ion-exchange reagent may not be specific to the solute of interest and other compounds present may also be extracted. In this study, the effect on solute extraction of other compounds present in the extraction medium was investigated for phenylalanine extraction using Aliquat 336. The extent of extraction at equilibrium was modeled using the equilibrium constants for the reactions present in the process. The interaction of different species within a multicomponent medium was examined using the model and experimental results. It was found that the extent of extraction and coextraction is controlled by the thermodynamics of each extraction reaction and, due to the formation of a common product, the interaction between each of the reactions. The main competition to reactive extraction will come from hydrophobic anionic compounds that will be present in fermentation broth. |
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Keywords: | liquid–liquid extraction phenylalanine Aliquat 336 equilibrium modeling coextraction fermentation broth |
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