Re: TOJC: azeotrope

michelks@plu.edu
Thu, 05 Dec 1996 12:29:46 -0800 (PST)

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Heather,
The way I understand axeotrope is that it is a mixture of two different
solutions and the mixture has a melting point that is either above or
below BOTH of the two solutions that were originally mixed.I don't know if
I helped but I hope I did.
Kevin Michels

On Thu, 5 Dec 1996 mundenhj@plu.edu wrote:

> HI, I was reading looking over chapter ten for the test and came across
> the word, azeotrope (sect. 10.3b), the book really does not elabirate on
> the word anymore, and I was wondering if someone out there in chem land
> could explain this word further to me.
> thanks
> Heather
>
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