Match each item below to its location/purpose. ### Distillation Apparatus Components#### List of Components:1. **Round Bottom Flask** 2. **Y-adapter (Also called a distillation adapter or distillation head)**3. **Thermometer Adapter**4. **Condenser**5. **Vacuum Adapter**6. **Receiving Flask** (Erlenmeyer flask in the picture; a graduated cylinder serves the purpose in our lab)7. **(Water) Tubing**8. **3-fingered Clamp**9. **Yellow Clip** (We use Kem clamps)#### Descriptions and Functions:- **A.** The 3-fingered clamp is used to attach the y-tube (distillation head) using a Keck clip and is filled with water.- **B.** The round bottom flask holds the liquid prior to distillation and is clamped in place first.- **C.** The yellow clip holds together two pieces of standard taper glassware.- **D.** Water tubing is clear and flexible, used to add and remove water through the condenser jacket.- **E.** The Y-adapter connects the round bottom flask to both the condenser and thermometer adapter.- **F.** The receiving flask is any container used to collect the product of distillation (we will use a small graduated cylinder this week in the lab).- **G.** The thermometer adapter is used to snugly fit a thermometer to a y-connector. Our labs have two models: one with a blue screw-on cap that uses an O-ring attaching directly to the top of the y-adapter, and one in which the rubber adapter fits directly on the y-connector.- **H.** The 3-fingered clamp is used to clamp glassware (usually at the ground glass joint) to laboratory support.- **I.** The vacuum adapter connects to the bottom of the condenser and directs distillate to the receiving flask.

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round bottom flask A. Attached to the y-tube (distillation head) using a Keck clip, and is filled with water v Y-adapter (also called a distillation apapter or distillation head) v Thermometer adapter v Condensor v Vacuum adapter v receiving flask (Erlenmeyer in the picture; graduated cylinder serves E. connects round bottom flask to both condensor and thermometer the purpose in our lab) B. distilling flask: holds liquid prior to distillation--clamped in place first C. holds together two pieces of standard taper glassware D. Clear flexible tubing to add and remove water through condensor jacket v (water) tubing v 3-fingered clamp v yellow clip (we use Kem clamps) adapter F. any container used to collect the product of distillation (we will use a small graduated cylinder this week in lab) G. Used to snugly fit a thermometer to a y-connector. Our labs have two models: a blue screw-on cap that uses an o-ring attaching directly to the top of the y-adapter; one in which the rubber adapter fits directly on the y-connector. H. Used to clamp glassware (usually at the ground glass joint) to a laboratory support. I. connects to bottom of the condensor and directs distillate to receiving flask.

round bottom flask A. Attached to the y-tube (distillation head) using a Keck clip, and is filled with water v Y-adapter (also called a distillation apapter or distillation head) v Thermometer adapter v Condensor v Vacuum adapter v receiving flask (Erlenmeyer in the picture; graduated cylinder serves E. connects round bottom flask to both condensor and thermometer the purpose in our lab) B. distilling flask: holds liquid prior to distillation--clamped in place first C. holds together two pieces of standard taper glassware D. Clear flexible tubing to add and remove water through condensor jacket v (water) tubing v 3-fingered clamp v yellow clip (we use Kem clamps) adapter F. any container used to collect the product of distillation (we will use a small graduated cylinder this week in lab) G. Used to snugly fit a thermometer to a y-connector. Our labs have two models: a blue screw-on cap that uses an o-ring attaching directly to the top of the y-adapter; one in which the rubber adapter fits directly on the y-connector. H. Used to clamp glassware (usually at the ground glass joint) to a laboratory support. I. connects to bottom of the condensor and directs distillate to receiving flask.

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