Solving Problems using Methods of Separation (2)

Added by Dr. Phil Brown on Dec 15, 2008

This activity aims to show students how to analyse and interpret data by graphical means. The given task involves analysing and using solubility data to see how salts can be separated by crystallisation.

This item teaches:

  • about crystallisation as a means of separating mixtures
  • about the crystallisation of salt solutions to produce solid salt
  • about the use of solubility curves to determine when crystallisation may occur

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Objectives

  • To analyse and interpret data by graphical means
  • To use solubility data to simulate an industrial crystallisation process

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Other Resources

  • Graph paper

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Topic:
Periodic Table
Product:
Inorganic Chemistry
Tags:
graph, solubility, crystallisation, separation
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