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1.4 Separation Techniques - Filtration And Crystallisation (GCSE Chemistry)
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After filtration, what is the liquid that passes through called?
When filtering muddy water, which part remains on filter paper?
What happens in crystallisation after heating the solution?
Why would scientists use filtration?
What technique would you use to separate sand from a mixture of sand and water?
What happens if crystallisation is done too quickly?
What type of mixture is best separated by crystallisation?
What can crystallisation purify?
What physical property allows filtration to separate mixtures?
During filtration, what is the purpose of filter paper?
What`s the first step in making crystals from a solution?
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