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Match the mixtures to the methods that you would use to separate them.​
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Match the mixtures to the methods that you would use to
separate them.​

Match the mixtures to the methods that you would use to separate them.​-example-1
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Sand and stones: sieving

Pieces of plastic and pieces of metal: magnetic separation

Oil and water: distillation

Alcohol and water: distillation

Salt and water: evaporation

Dust and air: not sure about that one sorry
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