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1.4 Separation Techniques - Filtration And Crystallisation (GCSE Chemistry)
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What`s the first step in making crystals from a solution?
Why doesn`t sand pass through during filtration?
Which of these mixtures can be separated by filtration?
What is residue in filtration?
What happens in crystallisation after heating the solution?
What happens if crystallisation is done too quickly?
What technique concentrates a solution to help crystals form?
Why would scientists use filtration?
What is an insoluble substance?
What technique would you use to separate sand from a mixture of sand and water?
What is one advantage of filtration?
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