ether and acetone are highly volatile liquids .i.e. they vaporise easily at room temp. also... so if they are not kept at room temp. or at warm places, they will vaporise.. in order to suppress their vaporisation, they are kept at cool plces.
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This is how we do it.
the number of moles of Oxygen and nitrogen are same therefore the first pressure that is the combined pressure of both nitrogen and Oxygen will be with 2 moles and the other pressure when nitrogen is excluded will be with 1 moles and when we take the ratio of both of them then we get thewe show as one by two of the first
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1. These liquids are highly volatile: This means that ether and acetone easily evaporate at normal room temperatures. Therefore, by keeping these liquids in cool temperatures evaporation is prevented.
2. These liquids are highly inflammable: It means that ether and acetone can easily catch fire or be set on fire. Storing them in a cool place only reduces the chances of fire break out.
2. These liquids are highly inflammable: It means that ether and acetone can easily catch fire or be set on fire. Storing them in a cool place only reduces the chances of fire break out.
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These are some of the reasons why ether and acetone are stored in cool places: ... These liquids are highly volatile: This means that ether and acetone easily evaporate at normal room temperatures. Therefore, by keeping these liquids in cool temperatures evaporation is prevented.
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