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How would you seperate a mixture of marbles corks and nails?
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How would you seperate a mixture of marbles corks and nails?
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I would remove the marbles with my hands. Then I would put the nail and corks in an liquid the take the two separate items out of the liquid. Wo Lah!! It'a all separated.
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I would separate a mixture of marbles, corks, and nails by using a magnet to remove the nails. Put the marbles and cork in water. Remove the floating cork.
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