What is the disadvantage of using a distillation flask whose capacity is four or five times (or more) the volume of the liquid being distilled?
Two things should be remembered ehil Doing distillation
Because there may be the chance of bumping the liquid and unpurified liquid would contaminate the Condenser As well as Undistilled liquid.
2. ) DISTILLATION FLASK SHOULD NOT BE OF 4 TO 5 TIMES CAPACITY .
Because this will Lower the yield of Distillation i,e ( purified liquid will be much lower in yield as expected ) because Considerable Heat Loss occurs from such big volume of flask which directly effect Rate of Distillation as well as yield.
Rate of Distillation would also be Reduced and will be more time consuming.
What is the disadvantage of using a distillation flask whose capacity is four or five times...
actionar distillation of the same mixture? 4. What main advantage and disadvantage can you predict about fractional distillation? 5. Why is it necessary to stir or add a boiling chip to the mixture being distilled?
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