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Is the boiling point of a pure component the only factor used to determine which component is more volatile in a binary mixture. Take, for example, the case of isopropanol and cyclohexane.
Isopropanol has a bp of 82.6 C, while cyclohexane's is 81.
The two are are very close in value; however cyclohexane's is lower so does that automatically make it more volatile?
Isopropanol has a bp of 82.6 C, while cyclohexane's is 81.
The two are are very close in value; however cyclohexane's is lower so does that automatically make it more volatile?