Separation Methods-SCI
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Evaporation uses heat to separate water and dissolved solids. Magnetism separates iron, nickel, and cobalt using magnetism. Filtration separates liquid substances using a funnel and involves techniques like evaporation, magnetism, distillation, chromatography, and sedimentation to separate various mixtures through processes like heating, filtering, and allowing substances to settle.
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Separation Methods-SCI
- 2. Evaporation is a type of separation that separates water and dissolved solids. Heat is used in this technique.
- 3. Magnetism is a type of separation used to separate iron, nickel & cobalt. A technique to separate metal from small bits and pieces. Used in Garbage Dumps.
- 4. Filtration is a type of separation used in separating liquid substances. A funnel is used in this technique.
- 5. Distillation is a type of separation process used to separate different types of liquids using different types of heat temperatures. Note: Distillation is split into 2 parts, Fractional and the normal distillation.
- 6. Chromatography is a type of separation used to figure out the type of liquid or substance. Techniques of Chromatography varies.
- 7. Sedimentation is a type of separation used to separate 2 types of liquid, such as clear water & any impurities. Diagrams shown above.