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Define fractional crystallisation.
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Fractional crystallization is a purification technique used to separate solid substances based on their differing solubilities in a solvent at various temperatures. An impure solid is dissolved in a hot solvent, and as the solution cools, the less soluble component crystallizes out first, allowing for its separation and purification.
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