What does the analyzer part of a column still contain?

The analyzer part of a column still is designed to effectively separate different components of a liquid mixture during the distillation process. In this context, it specifically consists of both a stripping section and a rectifying section.

The stripping section functions to remove the more volatile compounds from the liquid mixture, while the rectifying section further purifies these volatiles, allowing for the separation of various fractions based on their boiling points. This combination enhances the efficiency and yield of high-proof distillate, making the analyzer crucial in achieving the desired purity and characteristics of the final spirit.

In contrast, other options such as a continuous flow of raw ingredients, fermentation molasses, and waste product management do not accurately represent the function or components present in the analyzer of a column still. Such components may be relevant in earlier stages of the distillation process or in different parts of the distillation apparatus, but they do not pertain to the specific makeup of the analyzer.