When separating a mixture, a contaminant was introduced. How would this affect the percent recovery? A) It would increase the percent recovery. B) It would decrease the percent recovery. C) It would not change the percent recovery.

When separating a mixture, a contaminant was introduced. How would this affect the percent recovery? A) It would increase the percent recovery. B) It would decrease the percent recovery. C) It would not change the percent recovery.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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When separating a mixture, a contaminant was introduced. How would this affect the percent recovery?

A) It would increase the percent recovery.

B) It would decrease the percent recovery.

C) It would not change the percent recovery.

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