A mixture is formed by two kinds of matter, the molecules of which possess only vibratory motion. If the change in solubililty of two substancesin a given solvent differs widely with the change in temperature, how can these twosolids be separted from the solvent?

A mixture is formed by two kinds of matter, the molecules of which pos

1.	A mixture is formed by two kinds of matter, the molecules of which possess only vibratory motion. If the change in solubililty of two substancesin a given solvent differs widely with the change in temperature, how can these twosolids be separted from the solvent?
Answer» Solution :Solids possess the molecules which have only vibratory motion. Thus both the substances are solids. As their SOLUBILITY in a particular solvent DIFFERS in a particular RANGE of temperature, they can be separated by FRACTIONAL crystallisation