【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 182: Principles Behind Distillation Operations (September 24)
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The conclusion of this question is incorrect; it should be the difference in volatility
Right, shouldn’t we add a sentence saying under the same pressure?
This post was last edited by wfs_bipt2014 on 2015-9-24 08:07. True or False: Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. Yes, I saw the answer. How could this be wrong?
Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. Error
The answer is correct; distillation operates based on differences in boiling points.
Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. (x)
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Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. (X)
Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. (X)
Distillation operates on the basis of the difference in boiling points among the components in a mixture. (X)