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1. To start up the Scott distillation simulator under total reflux.
2. Observe temperatures and pressures during start up and steady state operations.
3. Understand the effect of changing the feed tray of a tower.
4. Understand the effects of feed preheating.
5. Observe flooding and understand its causes.
6. Calculate heat efficiency based on heat balance.
7. Monitor feed and product purity using specific gravity.

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