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    Distillation is a physical process used to separate a solvent from a solute based on differences in boiling points. It involves evaporating and condensing a liquid. For example, sea water can be distilled to obtain pure water by taking advantage of the large difference in boiling points between dissolved salts and water - water evaporates and condenses, leaving the salts behind. The condensation tube must be connected to cool water to condense the evaporated liquid. After distillation, any salts remain in the original container because they have a higher boiling point than water and do not evaporate. The collected water is safe to drink.

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    Distillation is a physical process used to separate a solvent from a solute based on differences in boiling points. It involves evaporating and condensing a liquid. For example, sea water can be distilled to obtain pure water by taking advantage of the large difference in boiling points between dissolved salts and water - water evaporates and condenses, leaving the salts behind. The condensation tube must be connected to cool water to condense the evaporated liquid. After distillation, any salts remain in the original container because they have a higher boiling point than water and do not evaporate. The collected water is safe to drink.

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    Distillation Worksheet

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    Distillation is a physical process used to separate a solvent from a solute based on differences in boiling points. It involves evaporating and condensing a liquid. For example, sea water can be distilled to obtain pure water by taking advantage of the large difference in boiling points between dissolved salts and water - water evaporates and condenses, leaving the salts behind. The condensation tube must be connected to cool water to condense the evaporated liquid. After distillation, any salts remain in the original container because they have a higher boiling point than water and do not evaporate. The collected water is safe to drink.

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    SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

    FOURTH GRADE- TERM I


    DISTILLATION PROCESS
    Daniel Sánchez – Alejandra Rodríguez – Luisa Vega

    Name: ______________________________ Grade:4___ Date: ______________

    Answer the following questions.

    1.

    2. Complete the blank spaces. What is Distillation?

    ____________________is a physical process used to separate a solvent from a solute based upon differences
    in boiling point. The process of distillation involves the e_________________and c___________________of a
    liquid. For example, in sea water there is a large difference between the _______________points of the
    dissolved salts (solute / solvent) and the water (solute / solvent).Pure water can be obtained from sea water by
    the process of distillation. The sea water is evaporated leaving the salt behind and the ___________is recovered
    by condensation.

    3. Why do you have to connect the condensation tube to cool water in the distillation process? Explain.

    4. After the distillation process, in which container does the salt remain? Explain why

    5. After the distillation process, is it possible to drink the water collected in the beaker?

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