separation and purification
During crystallisation, the volume of the solution decreases as some of the solvent starts to evaporate. Can the volume of a solution decease when some of the solvent starts to form crystals?
thanks
thanks
Original post by cleverZara
During crystallisation, the volume of the solution decreases as some of the solvent starts to evaporate. Can the volume of a solution decease when some of the solvent starts to form crystals?
thanks
thanks
I don't know what chemicals you're talking about, but I'd guess that since the solid will probably have a very similar density to the liquid it will affect the volume negligibly.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Purification methods and knowing which to use (A level)
- practical techniques qus OCR
- What topics do people remember coming up in Paper 1 & 2? AQA
- DofE hot meal prep
- Enumeration of thiol groups in ovalbumin
- why reflux? (alcohol to ketone)
- Make it More Pollution-ey !!
- discuss the view that the idea of Purgatory makes more sense than Hell
- Separation of Variables
- Aalimah or hifdh?
- a level chemistry practical techniques questions
- Are your parents separated or still together?
- Imperial Sutton Trust Summer School ACCOMODATIOn
- EPQ rewording/rephrasing
- Uni and Conservatoire Application fees
- What is it like doing chem vs natural sciences at uni?
- Student loan for independant person separated from spouse
- Help with differential equations please.
- DNA replication / Transcription wording
- What will happen if I fail English Lit (hopefully not) but pass Language?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 1 week ago
Im confused about this chemistry question, why does it form these productsTrending
Last reply 1 week ago
Im confused about this chemistry question, why does it form these products
