Question 3 The purpose of the capillary 'air bleed' in the distillation step is: O to ensure a smooth distillation and minimize 'bumping' of the crude material during heating o to allow any volatile materials to escape and not be trapped with the distilled product O to make sure the vacuum isn't too great O to make sure the vacuum isn't too weak

Question 3 The purpose of the capillary 'air bleed' in the distillation step is: O to ensure a smooth distillation and minimize 'bumping' of the crude material during heating o to allow any volatile materials to escape and not be trapped with the distilled product O to make sure the vacuum isn't too great O to make sure the vacuum isn't too weak

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Chapter87: Steam Distillation

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