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प्रश्न
Match the separation of components in List I with the most appropriate process in List II.
| List I | List II |
| 1. Naphthalene from naphthalene & sodium chloride. | A: Separating funnel |
| 2. Cream from milk. | B: Sublimation |
| 3. Kerosene oil from kerosene oil & water. | C: Boiling |
| 4. Lead nitrate from an aqueous solution of lead nitrate. | D: Centrifugation |
| 5. Ammonia from an aqueous solution of ammonia. | E: Distillation |
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उत्तर
| List I | List II |
| 1. Naphthalene from naphthalene & sodium chloride. | B: Sublimation |
| 2. Cream from milk. | D: Centrifugation |
| 3. Kerosene oil from kerosene oil & water. | A: Separating funnel |
| 4. Lead nitrate from an aqueous solution of lead nitrate. | E: Distillation |
| 5. Ammonia from an aqueous solution of ammonia. | C: Boiling |
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