Chemistry Ch3 (26/11/2009)
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Crystallization is a process of purifying compounds by slowly evaporating a solution until the solution becomes saturated, allowing crystals to form and grow. Common salt crystals can be purified from sea water through crystallization by slowly evaporating the water at room temperature until sodium chloride crystals precipitate out of solution. Crystallization produces purer products than evaporation and takes more time but results in solid crystalline structures rather than powders.
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- 2. water slowly evaporates at room temperature Experiment 3.1 sodium chloride crystals sea water more concentrated solution solution saturated with respect to sodium chloride sodium chloride crystals Experiment 3.1 Example
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