The solution remaining after the formation of crystals is called ___________________?
Correct answer: A. Mother liquor
- A. Mother liquor
- B. Dilute solution
- C. Residue
- D. both A & B
Explanation
During crystallisation, the desired crystals separate from the solution while the remaining liquid retains dissolved solute and is called the mother liquor. It is not simply called residue, which usually means the solid left after filtration or evaporation. Students may choose both A and B because the mother liquor is a remaining solution, but it is not necessarily dilute.
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