Chemistry, asked by bhattacharyatejas, 7 months ago

Can you name a technique to separate the alcohol from a solution? Mention the principle of the technique used.

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Answered by mynameisXYZ

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Answer:

Technique used is Fractional Distillation.

Explanation:

Used to seperate a mixture having boiling points lesser than 25K (or) 25degree celsius.

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