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There is a homogeneous mixture of 3 solids: Sand, salt, and candle wax. What could I do to easily remove the salt?

There is a homogeneous mixture of 3 solids: Sand, salt, and candle wax. What could I do to easily remove the salt?
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There is a homogeneous mixture of 3 solids: Sand, salt, and candle wax.

What could I do to easily remove the salt?

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Because mass is neither created nor destroyed, so the wax can not just disappear.

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