u/AlexShpala

So, today I was cleaning the beaker and adding new solution to one of my CuSO4 crystals. I didn’t feel like filtering so I thought I had to dissolve all of the salt for the new solution. So, I started generously pouring water until every little salt crystal dissolved. After a few hours I found the crystal as if somebody got hungry and had eaten a bunch. Im pretty sure it’s due to the water I added which created a solution under the point of saturation which was indeed hungry and ate my crystal (you can see the crumbs at the bottom). Hope this was informative.

Hey, beginner here. Today I attempted my first crystallization of CuSO4 (first time at practical chemistry ever). I used the slow cooling method. The crystal came out as a thin crust but I forgot to take a pic (u can kinda see it on the bottom). Do you have any advice how to make the crystals bigger and more crystal-looking. Of the possible answers i can say that 1) I just threw in a bunch of powder after like 15-20 minutes of cooling so maybe I need to wait a few days
2) Since it was my first time I was very hesitant to adding more salt (and didn’t weigh it) so the saturation of the solution is questionable.
Also, I would love to hear any general chemistry advice you have.

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