Which is true is selecting of a suitable solvent in crystallization? * The organic substance should dissolve in the solvent upon heating The solvent should not dissolve the impurities The solvent should not react chemically with the substance O All of the above

Which is true is selecting of a suitable solvent in crystallization? * The organic substance should dissolve in the solvent upon heating The solvent should not dissolve the impurities The solvent should not react chemically with the substance O All of the above

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Which is true is selecting of a suitable
solvent in crystallization? *
The organic substance should dissolve
in the solvent upon heating
The solvent should not dissolve the
impurities
The solvent should not react chemically
with the substance
O All of the above

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