Consider the following reflux set up for the preparation of unknown substance "P". If you add ethanol, oil and sodium hydroxide into the round bottomed flask and reflux the content for one hour, what product (P) you would get? Water outlet Water inlet Ethanol Oil Sodium Hydroxide C. Glucose A. Vinegar B. Soap. D. Aspirin 68. Which of the following statement is correct about colloids? A. Colloidal particles can scatter light. B. Colloidal particles do settle on standing. C. They are homogeneous mixture of two or more components. Particles can be separated by filtration due to their larger size tha D. particles of suspensions. 69. The extent at which a solute forms a solution in a solvent is rate of Heat source

Consider the following reflux set up for the preparation of unknown substance "P". If you add ethanol, oil and sodium hydroxide into the round bottomed flask and reflux the content for one hour, what product (P) you would get? Water outlet Water inlet Ethanol Oil Sodium Hydroxide C. Glucose A. Vinegar B. Soap. D. Aspirin 68. Which of the following statement is correct about colloids? A. Colloidal particles can scatter light. B. Colloidal particles do settle on standing. C. They are homogeneous mixture of two or more components. Particles can be separated by filtration due to their larger size tha D. particles of suspensions. 69. The extent at which a solute forms a solution in a solvent is rate of Heat source

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