The heat process which removes the mechanically admixed water from substances is called as . Select one: a. Drying b. Evaporation c. Exsiccation d. Desiccation
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option d. Desiccation
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Desiccation is a technique for completely removing mechanically admixed water from materials.
- The apparatus that is utilised in the laboratory is called a laboratory scale apparatus. For this, a desiccator is utilised.
- It's a glass vessel with a lid. Concentrated sulphuric acid, phosphorous trioxide, phosphorous pentaoxide, anhydrous calcium chloride, anhydrous lime, or dried silica gel are added at the bottom of the desiccators.
- The dried material is placed on the china dish, which is held in place by the perforated plate's projected arms. The desiccator is sealed with a floor-edged cover that is usually oiled to guarantee an airtight seal.
- Some desiccators have a ground glass stopcock at the outlet that can be connected to a vacuum pump to remove the air.
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