Ch5.2 Kept in Suspension (Part 2)
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- Q 1/7Score 0Separating a a suspension by waiting for sediments to settle at the bottom of a container is called:29centrifugingfiltrationdecanting
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- Q1Separating a a suspension by waiting for sediments to settle at the bottom of a container is called:centrifugingfiltrationdecanting30s
- Q2A separating funnel can be used to separate:An emulsion of two liquids.Two liquids of different densities.30s
- Q3You could use a separating funnel to separate:Homogenised milk.Oil and water.30s
- Q4The process of separating a suspension by spinning it very quickly in a machine is called:CentrifugingDecantingFiltration30s
- Q5An example of a centrifuge in the home is:The paper of a tea bag.A small metal dish with little holes that you put over drain in the kitchen sink.The spinning barrel in a washing machine.30s
- Q6An example of decanting in the home is:Using a spoon to scoop excess oil off the top of your soup.Leaving wine in a glass jar so that the sediments fall to the bottom.30s
- Q7When we pour coffee through filter paper, it is correct to say that:the filtrate is the liquid coffeethe filtrate is the coffee grounds that are trapped by the paper30s
