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Two liquids whose boiling points differ considerably can be separated from their mixture by​
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Two liquids whose boiling points differ considerably can be separated from their mixture by​

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heating the mixture until one liquid is left
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heating the mixture until one liqiid remains

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This is because the liquids have different boiling points there fore meaning that one liquid will evaporate begore the other

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