A mixture of two organic compounds A (b.p. 80°C) and B (b.p. 110°C) can be separated by

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A mixture of two organic compounds A (b.p. 80°C) and B (b.p. 110°C) can be separated by (A) sublimation (B) steam distillation (C) fractional distillation (D) fractional crystallisation

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Steam distillation can be applied only when one of the components has b.p. less than the b.p. of water

Q. A mixture of two organic compounds A (b.p. 80∘C) and B (b.p. 110∘C) can be separated by

sublimation

steam distillation

fractional distillation

fractional crystallisation

Steam distillation can be applied only when one of the components has b.p. less than the b.p. of water

Q. A mixture of two organic compounds A (b.p. $8 0^{\circ} C)$ and B (b.p. $11 0^{\circ} C)$ can be separated by