What methods from this experiment could be used to separate and isolate the cooking oil after the extraction

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Hello. Your question is incomplete and it makes it very difficult for it to be answered exactly, but I will try to help you in the best possible way.

An efficient way to separate and isolate cooking oil after extraction is through the separating funnel, which allows other liquids, or oil-insoluble substances to be removed efficiently, allowing only the oil to be removed.

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