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Which explains one reason evaporation can be used to separate a mixture? The desired component has a higher boiling point than the other components. The desired component has a different density from the
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Which explains one reason evaporation can be used to separate a mixture? The desired component has a higher boiling point than the other components. The desired component has a different density from the other components. The mixture is a solution that contains a substance that will crystallize out. The desired component has the smallest particles in the mixture.

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Answer: The component has a higher boiling point

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A. The desired component has a higher boiling point than the other components.

Step-by-step explanation:

This is on the unit test

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