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Chapter 25, Problem 55E
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Interpretation:
Whether NaNO3 present in the aqueous solution containing radioactive sodium is radioactive or not needs to be determined.
Concept introduction:
A solution in which a solvent iswateris commonly known as an aqueous solution.
The process in which a solid crystalline state of chemical species is formed from its liquid solution is known as crystallization.
Methods of crystallization are common − precipitation, freezing or sometimes by deposition directly from a gas.
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