8 Questions
Which process involves removing color from a substance?
Decolorization
What does filtering do?
Separates solids from liquids or gases
What is filtrate?
The fluid that passes through the filter
Which process involves obtaining crystals of a soluble solvent from its hot saturated solution?
Crystallization
What is the purpose of filtering?
To separate solids from liquids or gases
What is the definition of fluid?
A substance that flows or deforms under applied stress
What is the state change from solid to liquid called?
Melting
What is the purpose of extraction?
To separate a desired substance from a mixture
Study Notes
Separation Techniques
- Decolorization is the process of removing color from a substance.
- Filtering is a process that separates solid particles from a fluid, resulting in a solid residue and a liquid filtrate.
- Filtrate is the liquid that passes through the filter, leaving the solid particles behind.
Crystallization
- Crystallization is the process of obtaining crystals of a soluble solvent from its hot saturated solution.
Purpose of Filtering
- The purpose of filtering is to separate solid particles from a fluid, making it clear or pure.
Fluid Definition
- A fluid is a substance that flows, such as a liquid or gas.
State Change
- The state change from solid to liquid is called melting.
Extraction
- The purpose of extraction is to separate a substance from a mixture or another substance, often to obtain a desired component or to purify the substance.
Test your knowledge on decolorization and filtration with this quiz! Learn about the process of removing color from substances and separating solids from liquids or gases. Challenge yourself to identify key concepts and understand the role of filtrate in these processes.
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