What is the problem with adding too much solvent

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Problem- 1. Why does a recrystallization give a more pure solid sample?

2. What is the problem with adding too much solvent to a recrystallization, ie much more than the minimum amount needed to dissolve the solid sample?

3. What is charcoal used during Recrystatllization?

Answer all three questions and provide required steps

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