A Recovery Assembly is a setup used to recover a substance or material for reuse. This can include the recovery of solvents, gases, liquids, or other materials that may have been lost or used in a process. The specific components of a Recovery Assembly depend on the substance or material being recovered and the process used for recovery. However, some common components may include a distillation flask, a condenser, a collection flask, a heating source, and a vacuum source.

The distillation flask holds the mixture of the substance to be recovered and impurities, the condenser cools and condenses the vapor produced during distillation, the collection flask collects the purified substance, the heating source provides the necessary heat to boil the mixture, and the vacuum source reduces the pressure in the distillation flask, allowing for more efficient distillation.

The Recovery Assembly works by heating the mixture of the substance and impurities, causing the substance to vaporize and be carried away by the vapor. The condenser then cools the vapor, causing it to condense into a purified form, which is collected in the collection flask.