Please help me answer this question. Thank you! 2. Consider this:Ortho and para-nitrophenol have significant differences in their boiling pointsbecause ortho-nitrophenol forms intramolecular hydrogen bonds and haslower boiling point than para-nitrophenol which has intermolecular hydrogenbonding. Therefore, distillation is the correct answer as it separatescomponents ofa mixture on the basis of their difference in boiling points.N=O:O-nitrophenolH.---- HP-nitrophenolIn your experiment, you made quite a bit of another phenol, in addition to the one thatyou isolated and purified.a. What is the structure of the nitrophenol you did NOT isolate?b. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did it stay behind during steam distillation?c. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did the compound you isolated distil over?

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In your experiment, you made quite a bit of another phenol, in addition to the one that you isolated and purified. a. What is the structure of the nitrophenol you did NOT isolate? b. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did it stay behind during steam distillation? c. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did the compound you isolated distil over?

In your experiment, you made quite a bit of another phenol, in addition to the one that you isolated and purified. a. What is the structure of the nitrophenol you did NOT isolate? b. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did it stay behind during steam distillation? c. ON THE BASIS OF STRUCTURE, why did the compound you isolated distil over?

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