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How could you separate items that are different densities?explain

How could you separate items that are different densities?explain
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How could you separate items that are different densities?explain

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It depends on the items, but here are some examples:
Paperclips and nails can be seperated with a magnet
Sand and water can be seperated with a sieve
Water and mud can be seperated by pouring the water through a piece of cloth
User Lorenzo Baracchi
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It depends on the types of matter and their chemical components.
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