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3 years ago

Can you tell me the answers, top from bottom please?

Chemistry

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sineoko [7]3 years ago

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I downloaded the picture and labelled it and attached it here. Also the answers I have from top to bottom are:
- Beaker
- Mixture (Suspension; filtration is only usually an effective method of
separation if the mixture is a liquid-solid suspension)
-Filter Funnel
-Filter Paper
-Residue
-Conical Flask
-Filtrate

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