evaporation and crystallisation

Question 1

whats evaporation used for

Answer 1

to separate a dissolved solid from a solvent/liquid
eg salt and water

Question 2

what does evaporation involve

Answer 2

placing a mixture into an evaporating dish and heating gently until all solvent exaporates and the solid id left in the basin

Question 3

draw the diagram of evaporation

Answer 3

google it

Question 4

whats crystallisation similar to

Answer 4

evaporation

Question 5

whats crystallisation used for

Answer 5

to separate a dissolved solid from a solvent

Question 6

what does crystallisation involve

Answer 6

heating a solution to boil off most of solvent this creates a saturated solution then crystals form

Question 7

whats a saturated solution

Answer 7

a solution where no more solid can dissolve at that temperate

Question 8

whats the process of crysallisation

Answer 8

Crystallisation is the process of forming crystals from a solution and it is carried out by heating a solution in an evaporating basin which is then allowed to cool. Crystals form on cooling.