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The student allows the beakers filled with salt to continue boiling until all of the water has turned to steam. What happens to the salt that was dissolved? What is the term for…

The student allows the beakers filled with salt to continue boiling until all of the water has turned to steam. What happens to the salt that was dissolved? What is the term for…
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The student allows the beakers filled with salt to continue boiling until all of the water

has turned to steam. What happens to the salt that was dissolved? What is the term for this
process?

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Answer:

the salt is left in the beaker/ boiling bowl and the process is called cyrstalisation

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