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This is AAMC 3 BS #114 question.
If there is a leak in vacuum distillation apparatus, I thought some of the gases would escape which would decrease the pressure in the apparatus, so that the boiling point would decrease.
But the answer said that if there is a leak, the surface pressure increases which increases the boiling point.
If there is a leak in vacuum distillation apparatus, I thought some of the gases would escape which would decrease the pressure in the apparatus, so that the boiling point would decrease.
But the answer said that if there is a leak, the surface pressure increases which increases the boiling point.