QUESTION 22Which of the following is not a requirement for a recrystallization solvent?O a low boiling point to facilitate removalO the desired compound is insoluble at all temperaturesO impurities are soluble at ali temperaturesO bailing point is lowet than the melting point of desired solidO does not react chemically with the desired solidQUESTION 23Raschig rings were added to theO 1. West condenser prevent the liquid from bumpingin fractional distillation in order toO 2, Claisen adapter, increase the rate at which the vapors entered the cendenserO1 Hempel column, increase the number of theoretical platesO 4. West condenser, increase the surface area inside the condenserOS: None of the above

The desired compound is insoluble only at room temperature and of the temperature raises it…

QUESTION 22 Which of the following is not a requirement for a recrystalization solvent? O a low boling point to facilitate removal O the desired compound is insoluble at al temperatures O impurities are soluble at ali temperatures O beiling point is lower than the meting point of desired solid O does not react chemically with the desired solid

QUESTION 22 Which of the following is not a requirement for a recrystalization solvent? O a low boling point to facilitate removal O the desired compound is insoluble at al temperatures O impurities are soluble at ali temperatures O beiling point is lower than the meting point of desired solid O does not react chemically with the desired solid

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