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Explain and elaborate how the following purification techniques work:
a. Sublimation
b. Recrystallization
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- An unknown sample is found to be soluble in water. The aqueous solution was found to change blue litmus paper to red and it gave a red precipitate with Benedict’s reagent. How many functional groups are present in this sample and what are their identities? There are two explanations as to why these functional groups are present in this sample. What are these two explanations?if you isolate more than one crop of crystal what must you do before combining them. (related to recrystallization)Why is water not a good recrystallization solvent for sodium benzoate? a. Sodium benzoate is soluble in cold water. b. Sodium benzoate is soluble in hot water.
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