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evaporation
occurs when a liquid slowly turns into a
gas below
its
boiling point
crystallisation
is a
separation
technique used to obtain
crystals
of solid
solute
when a solution is
heated
, the
solvent
of
evaporation
and the
crystals
of the
solute
are
left behind
evaporation
describes the process of a
liquid
turning into
gas
evaporation is a
slower
process than boiling because it occurs at the temperature
lower
than the boiling point
evaporation occurs at
all
temperatures, boiling happens at a
fixed
temperature depending on the
liquid
crystallisation is similar to the
evaporation
technique used to
separate
a
solid solute
from a
solution
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