Separation Techniques Quiz
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Process of separating solids with small particles from liquid?

  • Filtering (correct)
  • Dissolving
  • Decanting
  • Evaporation
  • Which method is suitable for separating seeds of different sizes?

  • Sieving (correct)
  • Filtering
  • Evaporating
  • Dissolving
  • Why can't salt be separated from water by filtration?

  • Salt dissolves in water (correct)
  • Filtration cannot separate liquids
  • Salt has larger particles
  • Salt evaporates during filtration
  • What property can help separate seeds when picking them?

    <p>Color</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a method of separating components in a mixture?

    <p>Boiling</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Mixtures and Separation Techniques

    • Sand and salt form mixtures with water, but their separation methods differ.
    • Sand can be separated from water through filtration, while salt cannot due to its soluble nature.

    Separation Methods

    • Various techniques exist to separate components of a mixture:
      • Filtration: Effective for solids with small particles.
      • Sieving: Used for separating solids of different sizes or large particles mixed with liquids.
      • Dissolving, evaporating, decanting, and using magnets are other methods employed for separation.

    Picking

    • Some mixtures, like seeds (e.g., atis, squash, mung beans, corn), can be separated manually by picking.
    • Key properties aiding in manual separation include color and particle size.

    Filtering

    • Filtration involves separating small solid particles from liquids using a filtering material (e.g., cloth, filter paper).
    • The filtering material captures solid particles, allowing the liquid to pass through.

    Sieving

    • Sieving separates solids of different sizes using sieves or strainers.
    • The mixture is placed on a sieve, which retains larger particles while permitting smaller particles or liquids to go through.

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    Test your knowledge on the separation techniques of mixtures, specifically focusing on how sand and salt behave in water. This quiz covers various methods such as filtering, evaporating, and more. Understand why certain mixtures can be separated differently.

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