Answer Posted / dinesh gurav
Recrystallisation is a crystallisation process of impure or
crude solid materials in different solvents and at diff.
experimental parameters like temp,pH and quantity of
solvents to elute out the unwanted compounds
[Impurities,Polymorphs] to get a compound of desired
quality.
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