Explanation:
Azeotrope is defined as a mixture consisting of two liquids which has constant boiling point and a constant composition throughout the distillation.
For example, the boiling point of water is and the boiling point of ethanol is . So, a mixture of ethanol and water will act as a binary azeotrope as there are two components.
As the boiling point of this mixture is below the boiling point of either of the two components then it is also a minimum boiling azeotrope.
Thus, we can conclude that distillation of mixtures of ethanol and water cannot increase the ethanol content of the mixture above 95% because this solution boils at a lower temperature than either pure ethanol or pure water. The term which describes this lower boiling mixture is azeotrope.
Answer:
Pedro has 24 M&M's left.
Explanation:
Divide 72 by 3 and you will get 24.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The reason is because factories or other places like a lab have to test if its safe and a good product to sell