What would happen if the Erlenmeyer flask containing the crude dba in EtOH undergoing recrystallization was moved while still hot directly to the ice bath? Solid would appear more rapidly The solid would contain more impurities The melting range of the solid would be broader All of the above

What would happen if the Erlenmeyer flask containing the crude dba in EtOH undergoing recrystallization was moved while still hot directly to the ice bath? Solid would appear more rapidly The solid would contain more impurities The melting range of the solid would be broader All of the above

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What would happen if the Erlenmeyer flask containing the crude dba in EtOH
undergoing recrystallization was moved while still hot directly to the ice bath?
Solid would appear more rapidly
The solid would contain more impurities
The melting range of the solid would be broader
All of the above

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