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Ch5.4 Separating solutions

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  • Q1
    Which is NOT a suitable method to separate a substance from a solution?
    Chromatography
    Crystallisation
    Filtration
    Distillation
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  • Q2
    What method is best for separating salty water when we want to collect the water?
    Distillation
    Crystallisation
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  • Q3
    What is the property of water that allows it to be separated from salt by evaporation/distillation?
    Water and salt have the same boiling point.
    Water has a higher boiling point than salt.
    Water has a lower boiling point than salt.
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  • Q4
    Which method is best for separating salty water when we want to collect the salt?
    Distillation
    Crystallisation
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  • Q5
    Which of the following is a natural example of crystallisation?
    A salt lake forming
    Dew drops forming on the grass on a cold morning
    Black ink spreading into different colours when water is spilled onto it
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  • Q6
    The process where a liquid soaks through paper and carries substances through it at different speeds is called:
    Crystallisation
    Chromatography
    Distillation
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  • Q7
    In chromatography, the ink colour that that travels the furthest is:
    the least soluble ink
    the most soluble ink
    insoluble ink
    the prettiest ink
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  • Q8
    In real life, chromatography can be used to:
    Give clean drinking water in rural areas.
    Help identify which suspect wrote a ransom note.
    Separate sugar out of tea after too much was put in.
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