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Nonamiya [84]
3 years ago
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There are two opposing processes that occur in a solution in contact with undissolved solute. these are dissolving and ________.

there are two opposing processes that occur in a solution in contact with undissolved solute. these are dissolving and ________. hydration supersaturation crystallization solvation
Biology
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Vsevolod [243]3 years ago
4 0
Crystallization

This is a technique commonly done by chemists to purify compounds. During crystallization, an impure,solid compound is dissolved with a hot solvent. In the container the impurities and the needed compound move freely. When the solution cools down, the solvent can cannot hold all the solutes. Each solute will form a crystal. Therefore each crystal is made of only one molecule. Once it cools down if will be placed in a cold bath to complete the crystallization.

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