Assuming an initially impure sample of acetaminophen, would you expect its melting pointto change upon a successful recrystallization? If so, how so? Otherwise, why not? (:

After recrystallization melting point of acetaminophen is decreased. We know that melting point is…

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Assuming an initially impure sample of acetaminophen, would you expect its melting point to change upon a successful recrystallization? If so, how so? Otherwise, why not? (: