Indicate which of the two filtration techniques, gravity or vacuum, is the suitable for each of the following operations. a. Hot filtration B. Removal of decolorising carbon C. Isolation of recrystallized solute from solution 2. What is the process of seedling as it applies to recrystallisation? What purpose does it serve?

Indicate which of the two filtration techniques, gravity or vacuum, is the suitable for each of the following operations. a. Hot filtration B. Removal of decolorising carbon C. Isolation of recrystallized solute from solution 2. What is the process of seedling as it applies to recrystallisation? What purpose does it serve?

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Author:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

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Chapter7: Extraction

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