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Describe a method you would use to separate chicken soup into other forms of matter from which its made of
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describe a method you would use to separate chicken soup into other forms of matter from which its made of
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Heat it until it evaporates(Gas) :3
Or freeze it until its ice.(Solid)
its already a liquid normally
Unless you mean like separate the noodles from the broth, in that case use a drainer :'D Jk. I suck at smart stuff.
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