2. Retort Distillation Apparatus usually used to measure water and oil saturation. Analyzing the sample using this technique usually will take less than one hour (This is one of the most important advantages -Rapid), however the disadvantages of using this technique that we can't use the sample anymore because it will destroys as result of high temperature. You are a lab engineer and you managed to recover 4.32 and 1.91 ml of oil and water, respectively from this technique. If the bulk volume was 34.98 ml and the grain volume was 26.34 ml. determine the following: A. Saturation of gas B. Saturation of oil C. Saturation of water

2. Retort Distillation Apparatus usually used to measure water and oil saturation. Analyzing the sample using this technique usually will take less than one hour (This is one of the most important advantages -Rapid), however the disadvantages of using this technique that we can't use the sample anymore because it will destroys as result of high temperature. You are a lab engineer and you managed to recover 4.32 and 1.91 ml of oil and water, respectively from this technique. If the bulk volume was 34.98 ml and the grain volume was 26.34 ml. determine the following: A. Saturation of gas B. Saturation of oil C. Saturation of water

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter6: Properties Of Hydrates

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1ASA: A student is given a sample of a pink manganese (II) chloride hydrate. She weighs the sample in a...

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