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I need a chemistry questions about separating method

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Distillation, crystallisation, adsorption, membrane procedures, absorption and stripping, and oxidation

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Different liquids boil and evaporate at different temperatures is the principle of?
Sedimentation

Fraction distillation mainly depends on?
Boiling point

A common example of fractional distillation in industries is the separation of various components of?
Crude oil

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