What exactly does \"total distillate volume\" mean?
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I have a basic question for everyone: What exactly does \"total distillate volume\" mean? What is the relationship with the final boiling point?
The final boiling point is the highest temperature that can be reached in the distillation process; it is also known as the dry point. The yield of liquid in the measuring cylinder at the final boiling point is referred to as the total distillate volume. Due to the limitations of the analysis method, the total distillate volume is usually not 100%.
Check the experimental methods – the final boiling point and the dry point are not the same thing; both are concepts used in distillation range analysis. What was said on the second floor is generally correct