Need help with question please 5- Which of the following would decrease the percent yield duringrecrystallization? {A- cooling in ice for too longB- using too much solventC- using too little solventD- not drying the crystals long enoughE- both b and d6- What is the purpose of the drying agent? (A- Add to the aqueous layer to remove any water contaminationB- Add to the organic layer to remove any water contaminationC- Add to the aqueous layer to remove contamination by organic productD- Add to both layers to remove excess acid or base3

(5) using too much solvent is the correct answer.Reason: if too much solvent is used then it will…

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