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    Chromatography uses paper to separate mixtures. A small dot of the mixture is placed at the bottom of chromatography paper and a solvent such as water is added. The solvent carries the substances in the mixture up the paper at different rates based on their properties, separating them into distinct bands visible to the naked eye. The procedure involves cutting chromatography paper into a triangle shape, dotting ink at the bottom, placing the paper into a test tube of water, and allowing the solvent to carry the substances up for 45 minutes to separate the mixture.

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    Chromatography uses paper to separate mixtures. A small dot of the mixture is placed at the bottom of chromatography paper and a solvent such as water is added. The solvent carries the substances in the mixture up the paper at different rates based on their properties, separating them into distinct bands visible to the naked eye. The procedure involves cutting chromatography paper into a triangle shape, dotting ink at the bottom, placing the paper into a test tube of water, and allowing the solvent to carry the substances up for 45 minutes to separate the mixture.

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    Chromatography uses paper to separate mixtures. A small dot of the mixture is placed at the bottom of chromatography paper and a solvent such as water is added. The solvent carries the substances in the mixture up the paper at different rates based on their properties, separating them into distinct bands visible to the naked eye. The procedure involves cutting chromatography paper into a triangle shape, dotting ink at the bottom, placing the paper into a test tube of water, and allowing the solvent to carry the substances up for 45 minutes to separate the mixture.

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    Background: Chromatography is one of the many ways to separate a mixture. In this case, paper is used to absorb a solvent, and the solvent carries the different substances up the paper. A small dot of the mixture is placed on the bottom, and the solvent moves upward, displaying all of the substances. The paper is made up of cellulose so that the solvent can carry the substance. Procedure: 1. Cut a piece of chromatography paper about 10 inches and create a triangular point at on end. 2. Draw a line at the pointed end of the paper and place a small dot of ink onto the middle of the line 3. Pour about an inch of water into a test tube 4. Place the end of the chromatography paper into the test tube and close the test tube with a rubber stopper. Wait about 45 minutes. Measurements:

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