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MCQ 1: While forming crystals, it is important to:

  1. evaporate to dryness to get purest possible crystals
  2. attach the gas syringes to collect fumes
  3. not evaporate the water of crystallization
  4. use high flames

MCQ 2: Larger crystals can be obtained if the:

  1. evaporation is at high temperature
  2. evaporation rate is slow
  3. evaporation rate is fast
  4. evaporation speed remains stable

MCQ 3: A solid that reappears from the solution is called:

  1. sublimate
  2. residue
  3. immiscible
  4. crystal

MCQ 4: Filtrate refers to the:

  1. insoluble solid in the filtration
  2. solution which dissolves
  3. crystals
  4. solution that passes through the filtrate funnel

MCQ 5: An easy way to separate soluble and insoluble solids is:

  1. filtration
  2. decanting
  3. sublimation
  4. distillation

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