Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Describe the basic principles of recrystallization theory, encompassing both the molecular and procedural aspects.
Execute the recrystallization process using recommended techniques.
Identify and resolve typical issues that may arise during recrystallization.
Effectively retrieve a reaction product through suction filtration and the subsequent drying of the crystalline solid.
Ascertain the melting point of a pure solid compound and elucidate the distinctions observed compared to data obtained from the crude sample.

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