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- [Instructor] In this video, were gonna dig a little bit deeper into distillation, and in particular, were gonna learn how to construct and interpret distillation curves. So lets say were trying to distill roughly 50 milliliters. That is 50% methyl acetate and 50% propyl acetate. If you dont know what methyl acetate or propyl acetate are not a big deal, but whats interesting is the difference in their boiling points. The boiling point of methyl acetate is 56.9 degrees Celsius. While the boiling point of propyl acetate is a lot higher, 101.5 degrees Celsius. And so you can imagine, as we have this fractional distillation setup, were going to be able to separate these quite readily because of those differences in boiling point. So what you do, you have the solution, you begin to heat it up. Now youre going to have to heat it up to the boiling point of the mixture, which is going to be someplace in between these two boiling points. Its probably going to be 70-something degrees