There are four major methods of purification in the chemistry laboratory. Which of the given techniques is not one of the four most common methods for separation and purification?

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Nick Edwards

Chemistry

23 May, 10:32

There are four major methods of purification in the chemistry laboratory. Which of the given techniques is not one of the four most common methods for separation and purification?

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Brenna Hensley · Answer 1

The four major methods of separation and purification techniques in the laboratory are as follows,

1. Chromatography

2. Recrystallization,

3. Distillation, and

4. Extraction

Spectroscopy however is not a common separation and purification method

Explanation:

Mass spectrometer separates ions in respect to the ratio of their mass to the their charge and are then detected based on their relative abundance this technique is used in the analysis of biomolecules