What is CST of a partially miscible liquid pair ? give one example each for the following liquid pairs which have (a) lower CST (b) upper CST (c) both lower and upper CST

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Butane is a gas that can slightly adsorb into water, resulting in a low solubility

Answer: Alkyl halides contain C-Hal bond. The bond is polar, because halogens are more polar that Carbon. There are dipole-dipole interactions between alkyl halides. Water also polar molecule, but there...

Solution.If two liquids form two phases, then they can be separated using a dividing funnel: drain the heavier layer, close the valve, and drain the second layer. The steam distillation...

The weaker the intermolecular forces between solutions, the lesser the solubility of the solutions .Hexane are held together by London dispersion forces hence they cannot mix.

Critical solution temperature is the temperature at which completemiscibility is reached. (i) Above the upper CST two liquids are miscible in all proportions. (ii) Below the lower CST two liquids...

Solution.When forming real solutions, these systems do not obey Raoul's law, and they are characterized by deviations in one direction or another. A solution consisting of ethanal and carbon disulfide...

Propanol has a hydrogen bond which is a strong intermolecular force. therefore, it will take more energy to break the bond, hence a higher boiling point.

Carbon tetrachloride is a nonpolar compound that does not form hydrogen or ionic interactions with water molecules. As a result, this compound is immiscible with water. In contrast, ethyl alcohol...

Each polar solid is characterized by a certain level of sollubility - a maximum amount of solute that will dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a specified temperature...