1-27-12 - math PDF

Title 1-27-12 - math
Author beshoy samwel
Course  Foundations of Discrete Math
Institution University of Central Florida
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Pos t Labr epor t1 Beshoy Samwel TA:Kyle Pedretty, Simple and Fractional Distillation of a binary mixture. Introduction The Aim of this experiment was to perform a simple and fractional distillation order to separate a mixture of two liquid. The boiling point of the liquid is the temperature where the liquid in a certain degree which its vapor pressure is equal to the pressure of the gas above it. Raoul’s law is chemical law that the vapor pressure solution will be dependent on the fraction of the solute. Daltons ‘law is a partial pressure of a individual component gasses states that the total pressure in system. Di scussazeot r opesbygi vi ngexampl es. Az eot r opesi smi xt ur eofl i qui dst hatmai nt ai nsi t scomposi t i onandboi l i ngpoi ntdur i ng di st i l l at i on.

Exper i ment alSect i on

Cyclohexane and toluene

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Boil at bp of cydohexane

s condensation

Vapor of anchor while were is still liquid

Liquid Cyclohexane collected in seporot

vapor

No, it doesn’t include the boiling the solute. Yes this section was written as I was performed in the lab. Table of chemicals We used a mixture of Cyclohexane and toluene Cyclohexane is a colourless, mobile liquid with a mild Toluene appears as a clear colorless liquid Resul t s Volume

Temperatur e

0

Chart Title 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Category 1

Category 2 Series 1

Series 2

Series 3

Percent recovery of cyclohexane=100*(3.5/3.5)=100% Perecnt of recovery of toluene= 100*(2.5/3.5)71% Discussion’ Temperature decreases toward the top allowing the compound to condense and drip back down the column. After collecting 3.5 ml of cyclohexane in one receiver and 3.5 ml of toluene in another receiver, the distillation is now over, stop the distillation and allow the apparatus to cool. When heating starts, monitor the temperature at constant rate to allow good separation of the solvents ,`...


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