Chemistry, asked by aimazumder, 1 year ago

Uses of crystallisation?

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Answer:Crystallization is a common and useful laboratory technique. It can be used to purify substances, and can be combined with advanced imaging techniques to understand the nature of the substances crystallized. In laboratory crystallization, a substance can be dissolved into an appropriate solvent. Hope you've got an amswer

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