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vitfil [10]
4 years ago
14

Why is it possible to use physical properties to separate a mixture

Chemistry
1 answer:
pishuonlain [190]4 years ago
7 0
Using salt, water, and oil, by adding the salt you have <span>eliminated the oil. then by boiling it the water evaporates, you take a funnel, </span>gather the water vapor, put it in a cup. and everything is separated! so it does <span>work.
 It is possible to separate a mixture because they are in pieces that are able for you to take away from the whole mixture. As for homogeneous mixtures, they can not separate. For example, kool-aid is a mixture you can not separate, mixing water and powder is impossible to separate when together.
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