Definition: Microdistillation is a process used to extract liquids from solutions by using small droplets of liquid as distillants. It involves heating the solution to a high temperature, causing the liquid to vaporize and condense into smaller droplets. These droplets are then collected in a container until the desired concentration is achieved. The method is commonly used in the extraction of aqueous solvents from solids or gases.
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