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Why Is Graph Better Than The Data For Simple Distillation

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Graph: Temperature vs. Volume for Fractional Distillation

Figure 3 This shows a direct correlation with a positive trend going upward with the temperature versus the volume. However, it should be noted that there is a drop at the 22nd ml with a discrepancy of 29 degree Celsius.

However, it is very important to see if fractional distillation is more effective or simple distillation. This is done so by plotting the data from both the experiments.

Graph: The Data for Fractional Distillation vs. the Data for Simple Distillation

Figure 4 This graph is a compare and contrast graph for both the data collected for simple distillation and fractional distillation. The orange trendline denotes simple distillation, whereas

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