3. What the uses of essential oil? Name and describe any two methods used to isolate them? 4. Steam distillation represents the best technique to isolate eugenol from cloves rather than simple distillation. Why? Answer based on boiling point discussion. 5. Why does the collected distillate from steam distillation appear cloudy but after extraction with dichloromethane was clear oil?

3. What the uses of essential oil? Name and describe any two methods used to isolate them? 4. Steam distillation represents the best technique to isolate eugenol from cloves rather than simple distillation. Why? Answer based on boiling point discussion. 5. Why does the collected distillate from steam distillation appear cloudy but after extraction with dichloromethane was clear oil?

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Chapter13: Isolation Of Eugenol From Clov

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