GCSE Chemistry 1-9: Simple Distillation

[@yinkabanjo]

This was really good; thank you for taking the time to make this Just subbed!

[@HarveyJ.K]

clever boy👌👌

[@EaZyPlayzHD]

thank you for this video has helped me out a lot

[@markeezvsmocha8421]

Lol he was speed talking

[@prioplease]

Did you pass

[@jercamilleri]

Sir, I don't get the last question. ?

[@MrBarnesTC]

The basics are the same as from the video - you need to heat to the lowest boiling point (40oC) - so that substance A evaporates and moves into the condenser. This can then be collected as long as you don't heat to 60oC - so substances B, C and D stay liquids. Then, once collected - replace the test tube and heat to 60oC. Substance B will evaporate, move into the condenser and turn back into a liquid. You can then repeat this process until all 4 are collected. Hopefully that helps! The alternative is talking about fractional distillation which you can have a look at here - in one of my older videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKTZfniJidh4mdU

[@EaZyPlayzHD]

trust me getting a 9 is possible because of you

[@MrBarnesTC]

Thanks! :) That means a lot! Good luck!

[@jercamilleri]

When you did the practical are you trying to get the Ethanol out of it or the water out of it ? Thanks so much!