What is Distillation ?
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Answer / aman
it is the process by which a substance is purified by
heating until it turns into vapour
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Answer / yojana
Evaporation & condensation of water going on side by side.
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Evaporation of water by heating & subsequently condensed by
cooling is called as distillation.
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Answer / m.sahana
it is the process of separation of various components of a
mixture based upon their difference in boiling point.
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Answer / guest
Volatile metals line zinc, mercury are freed from the
non-volatile impurities by this methods
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Answer / zeemam
This is process of Purification and seperation of liquids
mixture(eg water and alcohal) through heating
(vaporaization up to boiling point of required pure liquid
eg water 100 deg c) vaporized water is passes through
lower temperature phase by which we can get the distilled
water
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Answer / vinay
It is the process of purification.Evaporation and
condensation process comes in distilation process.
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