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what is crystalisation? ​

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Answered by BloomingBud
2

Cystals of some compounds seenm to be dry (or anhydrous) but

ally conain some warer molecules attached to them, This

Water f8 called waier of crystallisation and such salts are called

hydratedl sales. Water of erystallination is the liNed number of

Water molecules pesent in one formula unit ofa sale, Tive Water

molecules are prexene in one formula unit of copper sulhate

(blue viriol; CusO,311,O), Other salt which posseseN Warer

of erysrallisation is AVPUm(CasO, 211,0), Ie has (wo water

molecules ax warer of eryatallisation. This water is removed by

heating the cryarals of he hydrated salt. Plaster of l'aris

possesses 1/2 molecule of water of erystallisation.

Answered by XxHeartHeackerJiyaxX
26

Answer:

As already discussed, ice and snowflakes are great examples of the crystallization of water.Another interesting example is thecrystallization of honey. ... Over time, sugar molecules within the honey begin to form crystals, through the process of crystallizationdescribed above.

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