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Question 34

A little quantity of trichloromethane (b.pt 60°C) was added to a large quantity of ethanol (b.pt.78 °C-74 °C). The most probable boiling point of the resultant mixture is from

  • A.60°C - 78°C
  • B.69°C - 70°C
  • C.70°C - 74°C
  • D.82°C - 84°C
Objective

Question details

Exam body
NDA
Subject
Chemistry
Year
2010/2011
Question no.
#34
Type
Objective
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