A HiGee form of this technique uses centrifugal acceleration to force horizontal flow, while another uses a dividing wall. Molecular sieves remove water and carbon dioxide upstream of a cryogenic form of this technique. The (-5[1])Kirkbride equation can be used to calculate the inlet location in this technique whose shortcut form uses the FUG method. The Q-line on a McCabe–Thiele diagram (10[2])represents (10[1])the feed in this technique. This technique may employ a Dean–Stark apparatus to remove water. Purity of products from this technique can be enhanced by increasing the reflux ratio. Adding a component to mixtures in this technique to break azeotropes can separate (10[1])water (10[1])and ethanol. (10[1])For 10 points, what physical process separates components of a liquid mixture by their boiling points? ■END■