Answer:
For homogeneous:
Filteration, vaporization, and a reverse chemical reaction
Explanation:
1) precipitation/crystallization reactions - if one of the components can form a solid salt when the solution undergoes several factors (concentration change, temperature change, etc); separation can be done either by filtration, centrifugation, or simple decantation.
(2) chromatography - separation can be based on the mobility of the phases (liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, ion-exchange, etc.)
(3) solvent extraction - if the components are both liquid, separation based on their relative solubilities
(4) distillation - separation based on different boiling points.
(5) magnetic separation - if one of the components have magnetic properties.
(6) electrophoresis - separation of organic molecules based on the type of gel used
heterogeneous:
Main methods of separation of heterogeneous mixtures
- Magnetic separation
- Sublimation
- Decantation
Liquid-solid mixture
Liquid-liquid mixture
- Filtration
- Centrifugation
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