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Why is the initial boiling point of light benzene only 72°C!

2010-08-24View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Poplar on 2010-8-30 at 22:24. Which expert can offer help: the initial boiling point of light benzene is only 72°C!
Reply #22010-08-24
I don’t know what LZ means ? ? What is it trying to convey?
Reply #32010-08-24
Hat Master, recently the initial boiling point of our light benzene has suddenly dropped to 72 degrees, whereas it used to be around 80 degrees. I’m wondering what could be causing this change in the initial boiling point; could you please advise?
Reply #42010-09-01
It is recommended to check the azeotemp of water/benzene/naphthalene

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