You distilled 100 mL of 40:60 ethanol:water, and collected 20 mL of pure azeotrope. What is the percent recovery of ethanol?
Before we answer this question we first need to know what is azeotrope
The azeotrope is a mixture of two liquids which boil at the same temperatures and ethanol and water is it's example
They boil together when mixed and boiled
It has ethanol 95% and water 5%
So from our 20 ml azeotrope ethanol will be
20× (95/100)
= 19 ml
As we know the ethanol at the beginning is 40 ml
So the percent recovery will be
(19/40) × 100
= 47.5%
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