Determine the percent completion for both you distillation and your collegues whose data you obtained. (What percentage (by weight) of the octane/isooctane mixture was collected in the distillate vial? Type of distillation performed: Fractional(Attach your GC trace to this write-up sheet)Cisco WMeetin WeightsTemperature observed when...first distillate collected 80°Cdistillate 0.58gdistillation discontinued 82°Cresidue 0.53 gLockD Sample Composition (from GC results)Browsn-octane in residue 83.8%% n-octane in distillate 26.6%DATA OBTAINED FROM A COLLEAGUE WHO PERFORMED A DIFFERENT TYPE OF DISTILLATIONO0Good Data obtained from: Ashley WallsChronWeightsTemperature observed when...first distillate collected 59°Cdistillate 7.71 gresidue 8.32 gdistillation discontinued 67°CRobleStudiSample Composition (from GC results)% n-octane in distillate 11.8%% n-octane in residue 88.2%CALCULATIONSRoblox FDetermine the percent completion for both your distillation and your colleague's whose data you obtained. (Inother words, what percent (by weight) of the octane/isooctane mixture was collected in the distillate vial? Showyour calculations on the back.Your distillation:MicrosEdgYour colleague's:OUESTIOu(If needed

Sample distillation- The weight of distillate =0.58 g. The weight of residue =0.53 g. Total weight…

Determine the percent completion for both you distillation and your collegues whose data you obtained. (What percentage (by weight) of the octane/isooctane mixture was collected in the distillate vial?

Determine the percent completion for both you distillation and your collegues whose data you obtained. (What percentage (by weight) of the octane/isooctane mixture was collected in the distillate vial?

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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