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Distillation is used to separate liquids having a large difference in boiling points. Chloroform and aniline have boiling points of approximately $$334\ K$$ and $$457\ K$$ respectively, making simple distillation suitable for their separation.
Therefore,
$$A \rightarrow (IV)$$
Fractional distillation is employed for separating mixtures of miscible liquids with closely spaced boiling points. A major industrial application is the separation of crude oil into its various fractions.
Therefore,
$$B \rightarrow (III)$$
Steam distillation is used for compounds that are steam volatile and immiscible with water. Aniline satisfies these conditions and can be separated from aniline-water mixtures by steam distillation.
Therefore,
$$C \rightarrow (II)$$
Distillation under reduced pressure is used for liquids having high boiling points that may decompose on heating at atmospheric pressure. Glycerol is separated from spent-lye using this technique because its boiling point is high and it undergoes decomposition upon prolonged heating.
Therefore,
$$D \rightarrow (I)$$
Hence, the correct matching is
$$A-(IV),\ B-(III),\ C-(II),\ D-(I)$$
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