Which outcome results when differential solubility prevents recrystallization refining of ionic solids?

💡 Explanation

Ionic solids purified by recrystallization rely on precipitating impurities. Because differential solubility inhibits ideal crystal formation, ionic defects creation increases, therefore point defects remain from non-ideal ionic purification, rather than affecting grain boundary segregation or mechanical dislocation.

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