In the initial dissolution step of benzoic acid in water, what would happen if more than 50mL of water is used in the recrystallization? Group of answer choices There would be a higher % recovery because a large amount of the impure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a lower % recovery because a large amount of the pure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a lower % recovery because a large amount of the impure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a higher % recovery because a large amount of the pure compound will precipitate out of the solution.

In the initial dissolution step of benzoic acid in water, what would happen if more than 50mL of water is used in the recrystallization? Group of answer choices There would be a higher % recovery because a large amount of the impure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a lower % recovery because a large amount of the pure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a lower % recovery because a large amount of the impure compound will still be dissolved in the water. There would be a higher % recovery because a large amount of the pure compound will precipitate out of the solution.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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