Which of the following best describes the role of the condenser in the distillation set-up? O A. The condenser provides a medium where heat from the vapor can be transferred, thus inducing phase change. B. The condenser provides a cooling system to prevent overheating. C. The condenser serves as the pathway in which the distillate can travel. D. both A and B E, none of the choices

Which of the following best describes the role of the condenser in the distillation set-up? O A. The condenser provides a medium where heat from the vapor can be transferred, thus inducing phase change. B. The condenser provides a cooling system to prevent overheating. C. The condenser serves as the pathway in which the distillate can travel. D. both A and B E, none of the choices

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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