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Look at the make-up of the compound, probably when it reacts it then looses part of itself and mixes or changes into another compound which is the white distillate, but i'd say just study what elements how it's made up and you should find the cause.

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This is due to the presence of water in the sample. H2O is insoluble in the hydrocarbons hence the cloudy appearance.

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