Why is it important that there be no gaps around the edges of the filter paper during a vacuum filtration? explain your reasoning?

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Sybille Peters · Answer 1 · 2018-02-22T12:14:30+0000

Gaps around the edges would permit solids from coming through with the solvent that is being extracted. Having a complete seal would keep all solids on the filter paper, so it can be collected for further purification.

Why is it important that there be no gaps around the edges of the filter paper during a vacuum filtration? explain your reasoning?

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