Asked by jerry
What is an example of a specific mixture that could be separated with simple distillation and a specific mixture for which only fractional distillation would be used?
I think a methanol-water mixture could be done with simple distillation, since they have b.p which are further apart. But what about the other one?
I think a methanol-water mixture could be done with simple distillation, since they have b.p which are further apart. But what about the other one?
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Answered by
DrBob222
Crude oil is separated by fractional distillation but that may not satisfy the requirement of being a "specific" mixture.
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