Why is crystallisation used, rather than simple distillation, to obtain copper sulfate crystals from copper sulfate solution?
Distillation would make the copper sulfate decompose into new substances
Distillation separates only substances that have different boiling points
Crystallisation is the only process that does not need any heating at all
Crystallisation keeps the copper sulfate, and distillation keeps the water
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