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Why won’t a magnet help you separate a mixture of salt and water
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Why won’t a magnet help you separate a mixture of salt and water

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Answer: Neither salt or water are magnetized.

Explanation: The best way to separate salt and water is to boil the mixture. If you wanted to use a magnet you would need something magnetized, like iron fillings.

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Answer: nor are magnetic

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