2 Answers - Sort by: Date | Rating
There are various methods that can be used to separate mixtures and it depends upon the substance you are being given as a mixture to separate the contents. Let's take the example of the mixture of salt and water. When you are to separate the mixture of these substances what you have to do is to boil the mixture for long time and this boiling makes the water to be evaporated from the mixture. When the process of evaporation completes you will find that only salt is left in the utensils that you have used to keep the mixture.
There are some other methods also that are being used to separate mixture. If you want to separate dirt from water you can use the filter method also and when you filter it the dirt remains in the object you are using as a filter and water passes through it.
There are some other methods also that are being used to separate mixture. If you want to separate dirt from water you can use the filter method also and when you filter it the dirt remains in the object you are using as a filter and water passes through it.
0
0
Mixtures can be separated in many ways. To name a few:
A: Filtration
b: Decanting
c: Centrifuging
d: Evaporation
e: Simple distillation
f: Fractional distillation
g: Chromatography
h: Solvent extraction
A: Filtration
b: Decanting
c: Centrifuging
d: Evaporation
e: Simple distillation
f: Fractional distillation
g: Chromatography
h: Solvent extraction
0
0
Guest
answered 8 months ago
- What Does Evaporation Have To Do With Condensation?
- How Many Grams Of Silver Can Be Recovered From 125 G Of AgNO3?
- What Is The Percentage Of Silver In AgNO3?
- How Many Molecules Are In .3652 G Of Iron Chloride?
- Do You Snort Meow Just Like Coke?
- Do You Snort It Like Coke?
- What Is The Heaviest Metal Compound?
- Will Apples Rot Faster In Water, Soda, Or Orange Juice?
- For What Do We Use Simple Distillation?
- What Is The Maximum Number Of Electrons In The First Energy Level?
- What Does The Word Decomposition?
- When Does Gold Boil And Evaporate?
- How Are Aluminium Cans Made?
- Describe Briefly And Sketch On The Axes Of Load And Extension Type Of Curve You Would Expect From Tensile To Destruction Of A Specimen Of The Same Size Of A Mild Steel, Steel Containing 1% Carbon, Aluminum?
- What Happens When The Water Decreases?
- What Happens When Iron Reacts With Sodium Hydroxide?
- How To Write Diiodine Pentoxide?
- Is Sodium Ductile?
- What Does A Silicon Atom Look Like?
- How Does A Polar?
- What Is The Formula For Ammonium Phosphate?
- What Is The Baking Soda And Water Way?
- At What Point Does A Liquid Change Into A Gas?
- Is Gold Ductile?
- What Rustiest Faster A Nail Or Paper Clip?

New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.