The boiling point of a liquid can be raised by adding pressure. Like wise, if you lower the pressure the boiling point goes down. This can be explained by the fact that boiling occurse when the vapor pressure equals the outside pressure so when the outside pressure rises the vapor pressure required for boiling also rises. Vapor pressure is proportional to temperature and therefore temperature needs to increase to make the vapor pressure increase.
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The property that is being demonstrated when Janice was given a mixture of alcohol and water and her teacher told her that she could use temperature to separate these compounds is boiling.
The boiling point is the temperature when a substance goes from liquid state to gas state. If two liquid substances with different boiling points are in a mixture, they can be separated by heating one of them to its boiling point and condensing the gas in another container in a process called distillation. The difference in boiling points of alcohols (usually lower than water) and water allows to separate them in a mixture.
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gravity is the explination
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Neither accurate nor precise
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The values were not near or even the same as the accepted value thus making it neither accurate nor precise.
