What does the process of recrystallization accomplish?1) Place toxic chemicals into pure materials2) Lower potency of pharmaceutical raw materials3) Purify organic compoundsU 4) Remove impurities from crude materials

Recrystallization is the process of purification of organic compounds. Hence, the process of…

What does the process of recrystallization accomplish? 1) Place toxic chemicals into pure materials U 2) Lower potency of pharmaceutical raw materials 3) Purify organic compounds 4) Remove impurities from crude materials

What does the process of recrystallization accomplish? 1) Place toxic chemicals into pure materials U 2) Lower potency of pharmaceutical raw materials 3) Purify organic compounds 4) Remove impurities from crude materials

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 42A

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