What are some of the uses of distillation? Choose all that apply. O Purify an organic reaction product that is nonvolatile by removing a volatile solvent. O Purify an organic reaction product that has low boiling point by removing side products with high boiling point. O Separate organic reaction products that have extremely close vapor pressures. O Separate an organic reaction product that can sublime.

What are some of the uses of distillation? Choose all that apply. O Purify an organic reaction product that is nonvolatile by removing a volatile solvent. O Purify an organic reaction product that has low boiling point by removing side products with high boiling point. O Separate organic reaction products that have extremely close vapor pressures. O Separate an organic reaction product that can sublime.

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Chapter12: The Liquids And Solids Around Us: Especially Water

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