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crystallisation
can be used to seperate a
soluble
solid from a solution
pour solution into an
evaporating
dish and
heat
with a
bunsen burner
some of the
solvent
will
evaporate
leaving a more
concentrated
solution
once crystals start to form , remove dish from
heat
salt
should start to from crystals as it becomes
insoluble
in the concentrated solution
filter
crystals out and leave them
dry
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