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Question Video: Using a Heating Curve to Determine Which Substance Will Be Collected First in a Distillation Experiment Chemistry • First Year of Secondary School

The graph shows the heating curve of a 1:1 mixture of two substances. During the distillation experiment designed to separate these two substances, which substance was collected first?

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The graph shows the heating curve of a one-to-one mixture of two substances. During the distillation experiment designed to separate these two substances, which substance was collected first?

In a distillation experiment, substances in a mixture can be separated based on their boiling points. In simple distillation, the most volatile substance, which is the substance with the lowest boiling point, is separated by heating the mixture and then condensing and collecting the vapor in a separate container. The mixture containing A and B is heated in a round-bottom flask. During this time, the temperature of the mixture increases. The substance with the lower boiling point boils first and turns into a gas. The first flat section on the heating curve represents this phase change. Substance A continues to boil until all of it has turned into a gas. However, substance B remains a liquid in the round-bottom flask because its boiling point has not yet been reached.

The boiling point value of substance A can be determined by following the dotted line back to the 𝑦-axis on the graph. At this point in the experiment, we could separate substance A from substance B by cooling the vapors of A in the condenser. The vapors will condense into a liquid and can be collected in the receiving flask. If we wanted liquid B to boil, we’d have to continue to heat. The second flat portion of the heating curve represents B boiling and turning from a liquid into a gas. The boiling point value of B can be determined by following the dotted line back to the 𝑦-axis on the graph. However, since there are only two substances in the mixture, after liquid A has been separated from liquid B and they are in separate flasks, we could stop heating and end our experiment.

In conclusion, in simple distillation, the substance with the lowest boiling point is collected first. Using the heating curve provided, we can see that the substance with the lowest boiling point is substance A. Therefore, the substance that is collected first during the distillation experiment is substance A.

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