1) Separation Techniques: Molecular and Transport Properties & Factors for Feasible Separations For each of the following systems suggest two (different) viable separation techniques. Clearly state the general separation technique and provide an explanation for why each may be feasible. Hint: Approaches to the problem- One separation method is likely to be easily found (the industrial approach) while a second may be discovered as a laboratory scale method. Alternatively examining the molecular, thermodynamic and selected transport properties (requires considering additional materials, e.g. solvents, filters/membranes, adsorbents, etc.) and determining feasible separation approaches. a) Chloroform- Water b) Propanol- Butanol c) Argon - Oxygen

1) Separation Techniques: Molecular and Transport Properties & Factors for Feasible Separations For each of the following systems suggest two (different) viable separation techniques. Clearly state the general separation technique and provide an explanation for why each may be feasible. Hint: Approaches to the problem- One separation method is likely to be easily found (the industrial approach) while a second may be discovered as a laboratory scale method. Alternatively examining the molecular, thermodynamic and selected transport properties (requires considering additional materials, e.g. solvents, filters/membranes, adsorbents, etc.) and determining feasible separation approaches. a) Chloroform- Water b) Propanol- Butanol c) Argon - Oxygen

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1) Separation Techniques: Molecular and Transport Properties & Factors for Feasible Separations
For each of the following systems suggest two (different) viable separation techniques. Clearly state the
general separation technique and provide an explanation for why each may be feasible. Hint:
Approaches to the problem- One separation method is likely to be easily found (the industrial
approach) while a second may be discovered as a laboratory scale method. Alternatively examining the
molecular, thermodynamic and selected transport properties (requires considering additional materials,
e.g. solvents, filters/membranes, adsorbents, etc.) and determining feasible separation approaches.
a) Chloroform - Water
b) Propanol - Butanol
c) Argon- Oxygen
d) Radium - Thorium
NOTE: Your discussion (solution) to this problem must be legible (a typed solution is not required but is
suggested), concise and clearly written. Critical thinking is useful and if research is done (strongly
suggested) you should provide clear references.

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