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Part B: Distillation of Unknown Ethyl Acetate-Toluene Mixture Volume of Distilland D _mL; Volume of Forerun= 2 mL I Volume of Distilland Residue= Refractive Index Measurements _mL Distilland-no (observed) no (observed) = 1.2897 10 1.3875 at 10 no (corrected) XEthyl Acetate _mole %; XToluene °C °C mole %

Part B: Distillation of Unknown Ethyl Acetate-Toluene Mixture Volume of Distilland D _mL; Volume of Forerun= 2 mL I Volume of Distilland Residue= Refractive Index Measurements _mL Distilland-no (observed) no (observed) = 1.2897 10 1.3875 at 10 no (corrected) XEthyl Acetate _mole %; XToluene °C °C mole %

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Experiment 1: Simple Distillation of a Pure Compound and a Mixture Part B: Distillation of Unknown Ethyl Acetate-Toluene Mixture Volume of Distilland = Volume of Distilland Residue = Refractive Index Measurements Distilland- Distillate - no (observed) = _mL; Volume of Forerun = 1 no (corrected) = XEthyl Acetate = : 1.2897 70°C 1.3875 at 10 no (observed) = no (corrected) = XEthyl Acetate = mL mole %; XToluene at at mole %; XToluene = •2 mL °C °C °C mole % mole %
Transcribed Image Text:Experiment 1: Simple Distillation of a Pure Compound and a Mixture Part B: Distillation of Unknown Ethyl Acetate-Toluene Mixture Volume of Distilland = Volume of Distilland Residue = Refractive Index Measurements Distilland- Distillate - no (observed) = _mL; Volume of Forerun = 1 no (corrected) = XEthyl Acetate = : 1.2897 70°C 1.3875 at 10 no (observed) = no (corrected) = XEthyl Acetate = mL mole %; XToluene at at mole %; XToluene = •2 mL °C °C °C mole % mole %
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