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    t3 SC 837 Separating Mixtures Cut and Stick Activity Sheet - Ver - 1

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    The document describes four methods for separating mixtures: filtration, evaporation, distillation, and chromatography. Filtration separates insoluble solids from liquids by passing the mixture through filter paper. Evaporation separates dissolved solids from liquids by heating the liquid until it evaporates, leaving the solids behind. Distillation heats a liquid-solid mixture until the liquid evaporates and condenses, separating the liquid from any insoluble solids. Chromatography separates mixtures by exploiting differences in how components move through a medium at different rates based on solubility.

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    The document describes four methods for separating mixtures: filtration, evaporation, distillation, and chromatography. Filtration separates insoluble solids from liquids by passing the mixture through filter paper. Evaporation separates dissolved solids from liquids by heating the liquid until it evaporates, leaving the solids behind. Distillation heats a liquid-solid mixture until the liquid evaporates and condenses, separating the liquid from any insoluble solids. Chromatography separates mixtures by exploiting differences in how components move through a medium at different rates based on solubility.

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    The document describes four methods for separating mixtures: filtration, evaporation, distillation, and chromatography. Filtration separates insoluble solids from liquids by passing the mixture through filter paper. Evaporation separates dissolved solids from liquids by heating the liquid until it evaporates, leaving the solids behind. Distillation heats a liquid-solid mixture until the liquid evaporates and condenses, separating the liquid from any insoluble solids. Chromatography separates mixtures by exploiting differences in how components move through a medium at different rates based on solubility.

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    t3 SC 837 Separating Mixtures Cut and Stick Activity Sheet - Ver - 1

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    Separating Mixtures Cut and Stick

    Cut out the cards below and match them under their correct headings to complete the table.

    To separate out a mixture of Insoluble materials won’t pass


    liquid and solid, collecting both through the tiny holes of the
    filtration
    parts, e.g. pure water from ink, filter paper and so are separated
    or sea water. from the soluble materials.

    Different dyes in the ink can be


    To separate out a mixture of
    separated as they move through
    dissolved solids from a liquid e.g.
    the paper at different rates – they
    get stuck at different points based salt water (this method collects
    on their solubility. the solid only).

    As the liquid is heated it will


    The water will evaporate as
    evaporate and rise. It is then
    steam when heated, leaving
    distillation cooled and returned to liquid
    behind the soluble materials in
    to be collected. Any solids will
    the base of the dish.
    remain in the flask.

    To separate out a mixture of


    To separate different dyes
    evaporation soluble and insoluble solids, e.g. chromatography
    in inks.
    rock salt.

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    Separating Mixtures Cut and Stick
    Name Diagram of Equipment Scientific Explanation Examples of Use

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    Separating Mixtures Cut and Stick Answers
    Name Diagram of Equipment Scientific Explanation Examples of Use

    Insoluble materials won’t pass


    To separate out a mixture of
    through the tiny holes of the
    filtration soluble and insoluble solids, e.g.
    filter paper and so are separated
    rock salt.
    from the soluble materials.

    The water will evaporate as To separate out a mixture of


    steam when heated, leaving dissolved solids from a liquid e.g.
    evaporation
    behind the soluble materials in salt water (this method collects
    the base of the dish. the solid only).

    As the liquid is heated it will


    To separate out a mixture of
    evaporate and rise. It is then
    liquid and solid, collecting both
    distillation cooled and returned to liquid
    parts, e.g. pure water from ink,
    to be collected. Any solids will
    or sea water.
    remain in the flask.

    Different dyes in the ink can be


    separated as they move through
    To separate different dyes
    chromatography the paper at different rates – they
    get stuck at different points based in inks.
    on their solubility.

    visit twinkl.com

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