Charlotte has some copper sulfate solution. She wants solid copper sulfate. Which technique should she use?

She should use the crystalization technique

Explanation:

First, the copper sulfate solution should be filtered to clear any impurities.

By heating the solution of copper sulfate on a china dish, the excess water in the solution evaporates and leaves behind a saturated solution of copper sulfate.

Upon cooling this saturated copper sulfate solution, crystals of solid copper sulfate will be formed on the china dish.

In solid form, copper sulfate appears in triclinic-shaped crystals.

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