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Which solutions can be used for crystallisation

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Most of the laboratory solutions can be used for crystallisation. Many substances, when dissolved in solvent, form crystals on cooling in favourable conditions in this process.
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Take some CUSO4 powder and some sand.put the mixture in water while boilling it and filter it out.Some of the sand particles will remain the filterate and some will be separated.Now leave the solution undisturbed for some time.The next day you will observe crystalls on cupper sulphate in the solution.

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