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The benzene and acetonitrile azeotropic mixture was proposed to be separated by extractive distillation using an ionic liquid (IL) as the entrainer.The suitable IL was selected by the COSMO-RS model,and 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate ([EMIM][BF4]) was considered as the suitable entrainer mainly due to its high selectivity,low viscosity,and low price.The experimental vapor pressure data of the IL-containing systems (benzene +[EMIM][BF4]and acetonitrile +[EMIM][BF4]) were measured in the full concentration range.The results show that acetonitrile has a stronger interaction with IL than benzene,and the low deviations between the experimental and UNIFAC predicted values show the reliability of the UNFIAC model.The UNIFAC predicted vapor-liquid equilibrium data of the benzene + acetonitrile + dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)/[EMIM][BF4]system show that the relative volatility of benzene to acetonitrile is higher when the entrainer is[EMIM][BF4].The process simulation results show that[EMIM][BF4]can reduce the material and energy consumptions compared with DMSO.