The goal of the recrystallization procedure is to obtain purified materlal with a maximized recovery. Which of the following will lower the percent recovery? . In the solution step, an unnecessarily large volume of solvent is used. 11. The crystals obtalned after filtration are not washed with fresh cold solvent before drying I. The crystals referred to in (I) are washed with fresh hot solvent. IV. Crystallization is accelerated by Immediately placing the flask of hot solution In an ice-water bath. V. A large quantity of decolorizing carbon is used.

The goal of the recrystallization procedure is to obtain purified materlal with a maximized recovery. Which of the following will lower the percent recovery? . In the solution step, an unnecessarily large volume of solvent is used. 11. The crystals obtalned after filtration are not washed with fresh cold solvent before drying I. The crystals referred to in (I) are washed with fresh hot solvent. IV. Crystallization is accelerated by Immediately placing the flask of hot solution In an ice-water bath. V. A large quantity of decolorizing carbon is used.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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