Chemistry, asked by mahati, 1 year ago

uses of crystallization

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Answered by SirYaSir
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Crystallisation is a method for separation in which a substance is converted to from liquid(solution) state to the solid state. The substance is obtained in pure crystalline form and has no impurity. Crystallisation is used for purification of substances.  
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Answered by nsambedprakash
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it is used as to get pure form of cu

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