2furoic adid isa white solid that follows this usual pattern as, 1 gram of 24uroic acid disolves in • 26 m of water at room temperature 4mi of (100 C boling water The amount of water needed to recrystallize 4.13g furoic acid at 100 'Cis ml. Upon cooling the atbove solution to the room temperature, the amount of furoic acid that will stay dissoved in the mother liquer is The amount of furaic acid that will recrystalue at room temperature from the above experiment is The manimum theoretical recovery from this process is

2furoic adid isa white solid that follows this usual pattern as, 1 gram of 24uroic acid disolves in • 26 m of water at room temperature 4mi of (100 C boling water The amount of water needed to recrystallize 4.13g furoic acid at 100 'Cis ml. Upon cooling the atbove solution to the room temperature, the amount of furoic acid that will stay dissoved in the mother liquer is The amount of furaic acid that will recrystalue at room temperature from the above experiment is The manimum theoretical recovery from this process is

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Chapter9: Liquids, Solids, And Materials

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