C. A large amount of decolorizing carbon was used. What is the effect on the amount ofrecrystallized material?d. The hot solution was immediately placed in an ice bath without allowing time to slowlycool to room temperature. What is the effect on the purity of the recrystallizedmaterial?The final crystals were not washed with cold solvent. What is the effect on the purityof the recrystallized material?е. The goal of recrystallization is to obtain the maximum amount of pure material. Explainwhat effect each of the following mistakes would have on the success of a recrystallization.NOTE: Write complete sentences when answering the questions! Don't just answer"increase" or "decrease"! Provide an explanation to justify your answer!а.Too much solvent was used. What is the effect on the amount of recrystallizedmaterial?b. Too little solvent was used. What is the effect on the purity of the recrystallizedmaterial?

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How can you tell that a compound is impure? (or pure?) What are the characteristics considered when taking a melting point? What is recrystallization? What is happening on a molecular level (videos are provided) How are solvents chosen for recrystallization? (single solvent or mixed-solvent system).What are the properties of a good solvent system? How are crystals collected?
In vacuum filtration, the filter paper should be wet before the final product solution is poured into the buchner funnel. Explain why such an action should be implemented.
Based on the melting point of your impure solid, you look at the given samples and believe you havecompound A. Compound A is recrystallized using a mixed solvent system of ethanol and water. You add1 ml of hot ethanol to your sample and it doesn’t completely dissolve. You continue to add hot ethanolbut there isn’t any change. Some solid remains. What should you do next?
What is the problem with using a solvent with a very high boiling point for recrystallization?
Which of the following statements about fractional distillation are true.? Select all that are True. A)The lower the HETP (height equivalent to a theoretical plate) of the fractionating(packed) column the more efficient it is at separation of components. B)The distillation process involves several concurrent vaporization-condensation cycles. C)Continual change in boiling temperature is observed as the distillation progresses. D)Can ideally separate mixtures with comparable volatilities small BP differences. E)For good separation by distillation the volume of liquid condensing back to the pot should be lower than the volume of liquid distilling off.
Explain why any or all of the following solvent pairs cannot be used for mixed-solvent recrystallization? Please explain each. benzene and carbon tetrachloride water and hexane chloroform and methanol all of the above
- What is the ideal solvent behavior for crystallization? - You will probably hear me say frequently: “minimum amount of hot solvent” during this lab. Why isthat?
When performing a recrystallization of an impure solid, why is it important to allow the heated solution to cool slowly? Group of answer choices To encourage greater solid solubility. For the molecules of the solid being purified to arrange in organized crystal lattices. To avoid the need for using ice to cool the solution. To trap particles in the crystal lattice.
1. Why is the washing of crystals on the filter paper not as effective a process of purification as crystallization?2. How do you account for the formation of crystals of different sizes in slow and rapid crystallization process?3. What properties should ideally be possessed by a recrystallization solvent?
Contrast the physical appearance of the crude material before the recrystallization and that of the material isolated after recrystallization.
Would it be reasonable to store the standardized KMnO4 solution in a screw- cap bottle, if the cap is lined with aluminum foil? How about with Teflon?
Compare the simple distillation of pure hexane and binary mixture of hexane and toluene to that of a fractional distillation?

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