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SEPARATION TECHNIQUES
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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DISTILLATION

• Separating two or more pure substances by their
  boiling points and collecting all of them.

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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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BOILING
Separating two or more pure substances by their
boiling points and collecting only the SOLIDS
which remain.
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromagraphy
• Chlorination

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FILTERING
Separating a liquid and an undissolved solid by
allowing only small particles to pass through.
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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CHARCOAL
Removes color and odor through adding activated
charcoal, and then filtering.
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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DENSITY
Separating two or more undissolved liquid pure
substances by their differences in density.
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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CHROMATOGRAPHY
Separating two or more dissolved liquid pure
substances by their mass
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METHODS

• Distillation
• Boiling
• Filtering
• Charcoal
• Density
• Chromatography
• Chlorination

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CHLORINATION
Addition of chlorine to remove/kill bacteria.