Fractional Distillation
Fractional Distillation is a separation technique in chemical engineering that, as a member of the class of distillation methods, is distinguished by its use of a fractionating column to achieve the successive condensation and vaporization of components, thereby enabling the isolation of volatile substances based on incremental differences in boiling points.
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The Golgi Apparatus: Two Organelles in Tandem
James E. Rothman · Science · 1981 · 442 citations
Elements of fractional distillation
Kenneth A. Kobe · Journal of Chemical Education · 1951 · 179 citations
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Eastern Regional Research Center
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United States Department of Commerce
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General Mills (United States)
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