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How can we separate a homogenous mixture (a solution)? For example, how can we separate salt that has been dissolved in water?
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How can we separate a homogenous mixture (a solution)? For example, how can we separate salt that has been dissolved in water?

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Well, to separate salt from water, you would stir the two together to create a homogenous mixture. Then you would boil the mixture; all the water would evaporate, leaving behind the salt

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