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Stels [109]
2 years ago
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if B is completely insoluble in water. Your description should include the volume of solvent required.6b) Assuming that 2 mg of

the impurity B are present along with 100 mg of A, describe how you can purify A if B has the same solubility behavior as A. Will one crystallization produce pure A
Chemistry
1 answer:
Misha Larkins [42]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1st step : mix the mixture with water that way A will dissolve while B will remain insoluble.

2nd step :To get B from the solution, filter the mixture and get B

3rd step : To get A from the solution evaporate the new solution

Explanation:

Assuming 2mg of impurity B to be present

100 mg of A is present as well

<u>Method of purifying A given that B is of same solubility </u>

Dissolve the 100 mg of A with 30 mL

1st step : mix the mixture with water that way A will dissolve while B will remain insoluble.

2nd step :To get B from the solution, filter the mixture and get B

3rd step : To get A from the solution evaporate the new solution

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