1. A a it liquid compound (A) which has boil a boiling Point of 250°C contains a small amount of impurity (B) which has a boiling point of 170°c. However, compandA is not stable and starts to polymerize at 200°C. A chemist is asked to purify compand (A) by distillation to remove impurity (B) without -producing any polymer of compound (A). How can you help this chemist?

1. A a it liquid compound (A) which has boil a boiling Point of 250°C contains a small amount of impurity (B) which has a boiling point of 170°c. However, compandA is not stable and starts to polymerize at 200°C. A chemist is asked to purify compand (A) by distillation to remove impurity (B) without -producing any polymer of compound (A). How can you help this chemist?

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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