Simple and fractional distillations | Chemical processes | MCAT | Khan Academy

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Simple Distillation - 0:00
How to graph (2:30)
Fractional Distillation - 5:44

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Your voice is adorable. This is the best fractional distillation explanation ever.

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That was as clear as an alcohol after fractional distillation;p Great video and you have such a nice voice

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Tremendously helpful!
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Can you please make a video on azeotropic mixtures.....

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Please do a video on steam distillation.

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Pure as C2H5OH. Great explanation!

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what, where does she say that?

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so it's only 96% good?

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Thank you that was a lovely video ....

[@jamesgin81]

is a short path distillation head and set-up just as good as a traditional set up with a fractioning column and if so what's the difference.

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i realy waznt clear abut da frayion distillation

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[@rdallas81]

why not just keep the toluene in the boiling flask...once you boiled out the cooler substance? After all...you see the temperature on the thermometer,,,and you know the phase change temps!

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Since we're cooling the gas in the second phase change in the condenser, why does the temp rise?

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because it is an exothermic process

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Can we do fractional distillation also for the ones who have difference of more than 25K in the boiling points?

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it would just take a lot longer bc the mixture would vaporize and condense multiple times before there is enough condensation to elute.

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Except oil does evaporate! Oh, maybe mention that there are two types of oil. One being more resistant to evaporation, not evaporation proof.

[@tinytin5317]

Why is fractional distillation better than simple distillation if you want to collect a more concentrated sample?

[@Jasmine-mb9jv]

This answer is a little late, but fractional distillation is generally used in instances where the boiling points between the two compounds are similar in range (typically the when the difference is less than 25 C). The fractioning column allows for the vapor to evaporate and condense multiple times along the column as it travels up the column allowing for distillation when bps are too close in range for simple distillation.

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@@Jasmine-mb9jv still thank u!

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so the only difference is that fractional is purer ..but why do a simple distillation if taking the next step "fractional" is purer? there has to be a difference when using mmj wax/shatter

[@ashifkaredath841]

fractional takes a really long time. if the boiling points are close fractional is better

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uh.....thats a purple receiving flask.....just to let you know!

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Stars really what are you trying to say!?

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The diagram😰

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Bruh wht is the difference b/w them

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This is a bad video on distillation.

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