Original post by karla27
How would you obtain copper(II) sulfate crystals from the copper (II) sulfate solution?
Do the crystals have to be hydrated copper(ii) sulphate? If so, you just boil away a lot of the water with bunsen burner, and leave the rest of the water to evaporate at room temperature in an evaporating dish.
If the crystals don't have to be hydrated, you can just boil away all of the water with a bunsen burner
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