1. What are some common uses for simple distillation? What are some common uses for fractional distillation? 2. If you want to separate acetone (BP 58 °C) and water (BP 100 "C), would simple or fractional distillation be more appropriate? Why?

1. What are some common uses for simple distillation? What are some common uses for fractional distillation? 2. If you want to separate acetone (BP 58 °C) and water (BP 100 "C), would simple or fractional distillation be more appropriate? Why?

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