Seperation Techniques Flashcards

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What is Filtration?

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Filtration is separating solids from a liquid or a gas by passing it through a filter.

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What is Centrifuging?

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Centrifuging is spinning a mixture around really fast to separate its two or more parts.

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What is Decantation?

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Decantation is letting a solid sink to the bottom of a mixture and then slowly pouring it out keeping the sediment in and letting the liquid flow out.

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What is Crystallisation?

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Crystallisation is a process of letting the really small solids in the suspension of a substance attach together and make a larger version that can be separated.

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What is Evaporation?

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Evaporation is letting a substance sit somewhere hot and making the liquid heat up and turn into vapor in the air so that all that is left is the solid.

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What is Distillation?

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Distillation is the process of heating up a substance and then cooling it down. This works as a separation technique because different parts of a substance have different boiling and freezing points.

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What is Magnetic Separation?

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Magnetic Separation is using a magnet to take out parts that are made of metal and are magnetic.

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What is Chromatography?

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Chromatography can be used to separate ink colours because of their density.

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