Question 22Which type of distillation is used for a mixture where a component is highly volatile?O Fractional distillationVacuum distillationSteam distillationSimple distillation Question 21In the ternary system of acetic acid, benzene, and water, how is it possible that polar water is miscible with the other components?O The pi system of benzene becomes polar in solutionWater has a small percentage in the mixtureWater is caged in acetic acid dimersO Dimerization of water creates a hydrophobic chain

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