Separating a soluble solid from a liquid
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I can explain how dissolving can be reversed to separate a soluble solid from a liquid.
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Evaporation can remove solvent from a solution, leading to the production of a saturated solution.
Crystallisation reforms a solute as crystals from a saturated solution following a change in conditions.
Solvents evaporate into the air around you during the process of crystallisation.
Larger crystals form when the solvent evaporates more slowly.
Heating a solution makes the solvent evaporate more quickly.
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