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In a distillation process, a sudden formation of vapor might happen when heat is concentrated in one area which results in spattering. All of the following are methods to prevent this EXCEPT O Placing boiling stones or chips into the container. O Placing thin capillary tubes into the container. O Keeping the container in a steady position. O Placing a stirring rod into the container.

In a distillation process, a sudden formation of vapor might happen when heat is concentrated in one area which results in spattering. All of the following are methods to prevent this EXCEPT O Placing boiling stones or chips into the container. O Placing thin capillary tubes into the container. O Keeping the container in a steady position. O Placing a stirring rod into the container.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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