5 5. Suggest possible crystallization solvents for the following compounds. Use IMF to predict the type ofsolvent each compound should be soluble in. Then, find the melting point and solubility of compoundsin the handbook, and choose a recrystallization solvent.OHCo,Hnaphthale ne2-indanolphenylace tic acidH,CO,CHH.Co,CH,4-phenylcyelohexanonedimethylfumara te

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