3. Describe a procedure to solve the following problems: a) no crystals are formed when solution...
3. Describe a procedure to solve the following problems:
a) no crystals are formed when solution reaches room temperature
b) oiling out
c) presence of colored impurities
d) presence of insoluble impurities
e) loss of product due to premature crystallization on the fluted filter paper when doing a gravity filtration
Homework Answers
a) Recrystallization
b)use non polar solvents
Do the evaporation as slow as possible
c) The solid is dissolved in a solvent, activated charcoal is added after which the solution is filtered. Solid compound is produced from this by the evaporation of solvent. We get the charcoal left behind in the filter paper which had adsorbed the impurities.
d) The compound is dissolved in a solvent first. For removing the insoluble impurities the solution is then filtered. Now the solvent is evaporated to produce the solid compound. Insoluble impurities are left behind in the filter paper.
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