3. Given that for two immiscible liquids like those used in this experiment (an oil and water): P total = Po and + Po water [moles (oil)/moles(water)] = [Pool water] Calculate the following for an oil (MW = 169 g/mol) that distills during steam distillation at a boiling temperature of 98 °C at 1 atm of pressure. [Hint: The vapor pressure of water at 98 °C is needed...try Google!] a. The mass of the oil that codistills with each one gram of water at 98 °C. b. Suppose you had two grams of a spice that contained 5% by mass of this oil. How much water would be required to recover all of the oil by steam distillation?

3. Given that for two immiscible liquids like those used in this experiment (an oil and water): P total = Po and + Po water [moles (oil)/moles(water)] = [Pool water] Calculate the following for an oil (MW = 169 g/mol) that distills during steam distillation at a boiling temperature of 98 °C at 1 atm of pressure. [Hint: The vapor pressure of water at 98 °C is needed...try Google!] a. The mass of the oil that codistills with each one gram of water at 98 °C. b. Suppose you had two grams of a spice that contained 5% by mass of this oil. How much water would be required to recover all of the oil by steam distillation?

Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781133611097

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl

Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5RQ: Define the terms in Raoults law. Figure 10-9 illustrates the net transfer of water molecules from...

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