👉 A separation fluid, also known as a solvent or emulsifier, is a substance used to separate two immiscible liquids or phases by reducing their surface tension and allowing them to mix or separate more easily. In industrial processes, it often facilitates the extraction of desired components from a mixture by dissolving one of the phases into the fluid, enabling their separation based on density differences. This is particularly useful in industries like oil refining, chemical manufacturing, and waste treatment, where it helps isolate valuable substances while minimizing energy consumption and environmental impact.
