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i would like to know about the method of crystallization by aceton.
i mean the way to purify chemicals.
Still very general. Dissolve a sample in a minimal amount of acetone. Either cool or slowly evaporate (or both) for the crystals of the sample to appear. There are many many variations of this including mixed solvent, so I can't be more specific. If you have a particular recrystallization of interest, search for it on www.google.com or look in any organic lab manual. The technique is general to all solvents.
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