Someone decided to try to recrystallize the molecule biphenyl using benzene as a solvent, but although they only had a 5% impurity, they recovered less than 10% of their total product! Assuming they didn’t lose any compound to a lab mishap, explain why their yield is likely to be so low.

Someone decided to try to recrystallize the molecule biphenyl using benzene as a solvent, but although they only had a 5% impurity, they recovered less than 10% of their total product! Assuming they didn’t lose any compound to a lab mishap, explain why their yield is likely to be so low.

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