How does rate of crystal growth effect the purity of a recrystallized compound? during recrystallization, what...
How does rate of crystal growth effect the purity of a recrystallized compound?
during recrystallization, what effect would impurity have on melting point of benzoic acid?
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Slowe is the rate of crystal growth more pure will be the recrystallized compound. Because with slow rate each molecule can go to the selected site. But if rate is fast than impurity also may get trapped in those site.
Melting point of benzoic acid will be lower and also the range of melting will be wider.
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