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Based on the data represented in the temperature vs volume plots, was the simple distillation or the fractional distillation more effective for separating the mixture of 2-Butanone and toluene.Explain how the data in the graph supports your answer
Transcribed Image Text:Temprature Celcius
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90
BO
70
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40
Fractional Distillation of a Mixture of 2-Butanone and Toluene
2
8
10
Total Volume Collected mL
12
14
16
18
Transcribed Image Text:Vapor temprature C
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105
1.00
95
90
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75
Simple Distillation Curve of 2-Butanone from toluene
Total Volume Collected mi
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