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Matter and Phase Changes: Distil Ethanol
Exp. No. 2
I. Purpose
The purpose of this lab simulation was to learn about the three states of matter: solid, liquid and gas. The experiment performed was the distillation of ethanol while modifying the conditions in order to observe the process of phase changes.
A sample of ethanol (C2H5OH) 80% and water 20% (v/v) was obtained in order to produce a bioethanol. II. Experimental Method
A heating curve for H20 was created using a 500 mL beaker of ice, a heating plate set at -50 degrees C. and a temperature probe. Creation of the heating curve of H20 helped
establish the evaporation and melting point of ethanol (C2H5OH). 78 degrees C and -
115 degrees C, respectively. A 500 mL suction flask of C2H5OH was used. The distillation apparatus was set to 78 degrees C to separate the homogenous sample of C2H5OH 80% and H20 20% (v/v). The 100 mL collecting flask showed the first attempt was unsuccessful with the results paralleled the original sample of C2H5OH 80% and H20 20% (v/v). The realization that the atmospheric pressure varied from the highlands,
the atm needed to be mimicked in the lab. A suction flask of 500 Ml of ice on a heat plate, a vacuum pump to a suction flask using a vacuum hose. A reduced pressure was produced showing a change in evaporation and melting points. This recreates the 0.53 atm, showing a boiling point of 62.21 degrees C. for C2H5OH and H20. These changes produced a purer form of C2H5OH.
III. Data and Calculations
Materials used: Suction flask 500 mL (Contains: Ice)
Suction flask 500 mL (Contains: Ethanol)
Heating mantle
Distilling flask
Condensor Collecting flask
Vacuum hose
Cooling water in
Cooling water out
Heat plate
Temperature probe
Sates of Matter
Solid
Rigid It has both a fixed shape and volume.
Liquid Assumes the shape of its container. It has a distinct volume but has no specific forms.
Gas
Also known as vapor. Takes the volume and shape of its container.
It has no definite shape and volume.
Phase Changes Melting
energy required to break the intermolecular forces and increase the motion of the particles during solid to liquid transition
Vaporization particle movement keeps increasing as the temperature rises. The motion of the particles becomes more rapid and spread apart as the particles move into gaseous states
Sublimination
Some solids can skip the liquid phase and change to the gaseous state directly. Classification of Matter
Pure Substance
is a matter that has a constant composition.
Element is a type of substance that cannot be broken into a simpler substance by chemical change. Each element is composed of only one kind of atom. Compound
is two or more different kinds of elements can combine.
Mixture
combination of different substances. Homogenous Mixture
mixtures that are uniform throughout.
Heterogeneous Mixture
mixture that varies in composition, properties and appearance throughout.
IV. Results The results of this experiment showed that by adjusting the melting, boiling and atm, it was possible to achieve the goal of bioethanol.
V. Conclusion
The lab simulation elaborated on the three states of matter by giving visuals, definitions and showing that there is kinetic energy and intermolecular forces between the molecules. The lab taught how essential it is a knowing how to read and determine the heating curve of a given substance in order to achieve the desired results. A combination of these fundamentals helped in performing the distillation technique to successfully produce bioethanol. Reference:
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Purpose
+2/2 purpose mentions purifying/distilling ethanol to extend gasoline supply
Methods
+2/3 Mentions 3 of 5: heat water to produce heating curve, heat ethanol to produce heating curve, distil ethanol at 78
°
C, heat water at lower pressure to produce heating curve, distil ethanol at lower temperature
Data and Calcs
+0/1 boiling point of ethanol 78
°
C
+0/1 result of distillation 80% H2O/20% EtOH
+0/1 distillation at 0.53 atm
+0/1 distillation at 61.21
°
C
+0/1 result of distillation 44% H2O/56% EtOH
Results
Temperature (
°
C
)
Pressure (atm)
%v/v
Normal BP
78
1
80% H2O/20% EtOH
Reduced Pressure
61.21
0.53
44% H2O/56% EtOH
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No table of data, only qualitative
REPORT THESE DATA IN A TABLE!
Conclusions
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