Flashcard Set: Organic Chemistry Lab
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What are four differenet types of Dis... What is distillation? What does Boiling point mean? What is normal boiling point? What is Vapor pressure? Vapor pressure varies with temperatur... What is the Claussius-Clapeyron equat... p = p° exp [-H/R(1/T-1/T°) describes ... How does vacuum distillation affect t... In vacuum distillation, what is the b... What is the atmospheric pressure meas... What is reduced pressure measured by? What are 3 ways you can reduce pressu... The relationship between boiling poin... What is vacuum distillation? A water aspirator produces.... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... What is steam distillation? Steam distillation involves..... When one component is water in steam ... As long as there is a reasonable conc... The vapor pressure of the two compone... The mixture will distil ____ of the n... What is Dalton's Law of Partial Press... Moles of Water = P water Moles of sub... Wt of water per g of substance = 18 *... When two miscible components differ i... Miscible soultion obeys which law? What does the Raoults Law presume abo... What does Raoult's Law state? NA = NB = PT= PANA + PBNB is what law? Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures sta... PT=PA+ PB represents what law? Consider a solution of 100°C where NA... Consider a solution of 100°C where NA... Would the solution boil at 100°C if t... What is the composition of the vapor ... What is adiabatic condition? What does Holdup mean? How is the efficiency of a fractionat... Special fractionating columns are ...... What does HETP stand for? Reflux ratio What is reflux ratio? What type of distillation is represen... This apparatus is set up for what typ... What form of distillation is represen...
What are four differenet types of Dis... What is distillation? What does Boiling point mean? What is normal boiling point? What is Vapor pressure? Vapor pressure varies with temperatur... What is the Claussius-Clapeyron equat... p = p° exp [-H/R(1/T-1/T°) describes ... How does vacuum distillation affect t... In vacuum distillation, what is the b... What is the atmospheric pressure meas... What is reduced pressure measured by? What are 3 ways you can reduce pressu... The relationship between boiling poin... What is vacuum distillation? A water aspirator produces.... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... Distillation of a hypothetical substa... What is steam distillation? Steam distillation involves..... When one component is water in steam ... As long as there is a reasonable conc... The vapor pressure of the two compone... The mixture will distil ____ of the n... What is Dalton's Law of Partial Press... Moles of Water = P water Moles of sub... Wt of water per g of substance = 18 *... When two miscible components differ i... Miscible soultion obeys which law? What does the Raoults Law presume abo... What does Raoult's Law state? NA = NB = PT= PANA + PBNB is what law? Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures sta... PT=PA+ PB represents what law? Consider a solution of 100°C where NA... Consider a solution of 100°C where NA... Would the solution boil at 100°C if t... What is the composition of the vapor ... What is adiabatic condition? What does Holdup mean? How is the efficiency of a fractionat... Special fractionating columns are ...... What does HETP stand for? Reflux ratio What is reflux ratio? What type of distillation is represen... This apparatus is set up for what typ... What form of distillation is represen...
