Pure aspirin has a melting point of 135-136 °C. If aspirin crystals were not completely dried before the melting point was determined, what effect could this have on the observed melting point?
Referring to above, if the dried aspirin sample is contaminated with a trace amount of acetaminophen (lit. MP 169-171 °C), what effect could this have on the observed melting point?
If there is small amount of water is present then water will start boiling. And appear as a solvation effect. so you can not predict the melting point of aspirin. Since water will start boiling at around 95-100 OC. So in this condition you will measure the low melting point that anticipated at 135 OC.
If dried aspirin is contaminated with trace amount of acetaminophan then all aspirin will melt at 140-145 oC. Then you will think that aspiring started melting due to presence of acetaminophan. Albeit it already melted so in this condition you will not down the high melting point instead of 135 OC.
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