(а) How many component(s), are in this sample? So, suppose this is a “normal" distillation and you want to actually collect the purified components. What specific volume ranges would you collect for the pure components? Which volume ranges would be impure fractions? (b)

(а) How many component(s), are in this sample? So, suppose this is a “normal" distillation and you want to actually collect the purified components. What specific volume ranges would you collect for the pure components? Which volume ranges would be impure fractions? (b)

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