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State Any One Method – to Separate the Following Mixtures – a Liquid-liquid Mixture Containing – Two Immiscible'' Liquids Having Different Densities

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State any one method – to separate the following mixtures – A liquid-liquid mixture containing – two immiscible'' liquids having different densities

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The method is separating funnel: Heavier liquid collects in die flask below an opening tap, while the lighter layer remains in the separating funnel.

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Chapter 3: Elements, Compounds & Mixtures - Exercises

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Viraf J. Dalal Simplified Middle School Chemistry [English] Class 8 ICSE
Chapter 3 Elements, Compounds & Mixtures
Exercises | Q 11.05

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