4. You wish to purify 10.0 grams compound A, which is contaminated with O.12 grams of Bby recrystallization from water. Assuming the water solubility table below, answer thefollowing questions:Solubility at 20°C(g/100 mL)Solubility at 100°C(g/ 100mL)Compound ACompound B0.2515.00.301.00(a) What volume of boiling water is required to dissolve all of compound A?(b) Upon cooling to 20°C, how many grams of compound A should crystallize?(c) Do you expect compound A to be pure or is some of compound B likely to crystallizetoo? Explain.

Given, mass of compound A = 10.0 g mass of compound B = 0.12 g

4. You wish to purify 10.0 grams compound A, which is contaminated with 0.12 grams of B by recrystallization from water. Assuming the water solubility table below, answer the following questions: Solubility at 20°C (g/100 mL) Solubility at 100°C (g/ 100mL) 15.0 Compound A Compound B 0.25 0.30 1.00 (a) What volume of boiling water is required to dissolve all of compound A? (b) Upon cooling to 20°C, how many grams of compound A should crystallize? (c) Do you expect compound A to be pure or is some of compound B likely to crystallize too? Explain.

4. You wish to purify 10.0 grams compound A, which is contaminated with 0.12 grams of B by recrystallization from water. Assuming the water solubility table below, answer the following questions: Solubility at 20°C (g/100 mL) Solubility at 100°C (g/ 100mL) 15.0 Compound A Compound B 0.25 0.30 1.00 (a) What volume of boiling water is required to dissolve all of compound A? (b) Upon cooling to 20°C, how many grams of compound A should crystallize? (c) Do you expect compound A to be pure or is some of compound B likely to crystallize too? Explain.

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