On the comparison between ethyl acetate and Swiss water
Looking at the world, there are various extraction methods. Now on the difference between ethyl acetate and Swiss water.

Ethyl acetate has unique physical and chemical properties. It is an organic compound and is common in many organic reactions and separation processes. Its molecular structure endows it with specific solubility and good solubility to some organic components. With this characteristic, in related processes, it can effectively dissolve specific substances, separate and purify target components. However, it also has limitations. The organic nature makes it necessary to be careful when using it for fire and explosion prevention, and the residue or has an impact on the quality of subsequent products.

Swiss water, with water as the main body, uses the characteristics of water for extraction. Water is the source of life, ubiquitous and relatively safe. It has good solubility to polar substances, and in specific systems, it can selectively dissolve certain ingredients. The Swiss water method, Dolly water and other substances solubility difference, through the control of conditions to achieve component separation. This method is green and environmentally friendly, without the worry of organic solvent residue. However, it also has shortcomings, weak solubility to non-polar substances, and the efficiency of treating some complex systems may not be as good as ethyl acetate.

Compared with the two, ethyl acetate has significant efficiency and effect in treating specific organic components; Swiss water is better in environmental protection and safety. Users should make careful choices according to specific needs, product characteristics, environmental requirements and many other factors to achieve the desired effect.