Researcher paraphrase of the section's central contribution; detailed qualifications and corrections are in the related Literature Note.
Printed pp. 33–47; physical PDF 38–52.
Vapor composition, the changing liquid left in the pot, and pooled distillate composition are different quantities.
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Vapor–Liquid Equilibrium: Composition Changes During a Batch
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Strickland — Batch Distillation — 02 Vapor–Liquid Equilibrium: Composition Changes During a Batch
Vapor composition, the changing liquid left in the pot, and pooled distillate composition are different quantities.
Locator: printed pp. 33–47; PDF 38–52.
Chapter 2 introduces heat, phase change, partial pressure and vapor–liquid equilibrium. Water, ethanol and congeners can travel together; their different distributions between phases permit enrichment. A wash near 8% ABV can initially yield much stronger vapor, while the average strength of a collected run is lower than that initial vapor. These quantities cannot be substituted for one another.
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