Winnowing is a method of separating mixtures where the lighter components are separated from the heavier ones with the help of wind. It works by taking advantage of differences in weight, using air currents to blow away the lighter parts of a mixture while the heavier parts fall down. Specifically, winnowing is commonly used by rice farmers to separate full grains of rice from empty grains and other debris like straw after harvesting. While it requires physical labor instead of machines, winnowing is a cheap and efficient separation technique when performed outside in windy conditions.
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Winnowing is a method of separating mixtures where the lighter components are separated from the heavier ones with the help of wind. It works by taking advantage of differences in weight, using air currents to blow away the lighter parts of a mixture while the heavier parts fall down. Specifically, winnowing is commonly used by rice farmers to separate full grains of rice from empty grains and other debris like straw after harvesting. While it requires physical labor instead of machines, winnowing is a cheap and efficient separation technique when performed outside in windy conditions.
Winnowing is a method of separating mixtures where the lighter components are separated from the heavier ones with the help of wind. It works by taking advantage of differences in weight, using air currents to blow away the lighter parts of a mixture while the heavier parts fall down. Specifically, winnowing is commonly used by rice farmers to separate full grains of rice from empty grains and other debris like straw after harvesting. While it requires physical labor instead of machines, winnowing is a cheap and efficient separation technique when performed outside in windy conditions.
mixture in which heavier components of the mixture are separated from the lighter components with the help of the wind. Winnowing is used to separate lighter components of the mixture from heavier components through the wind.
We must understand that winnowing
is the separation of mixtures judged by size and weight whereas sieving is judged by shape and size. . EXAMPLE
Rice winnowing is a process of
separating small and large grains by air flow practiced since the ancient human history especially in societies where rice is the main source of carbohydrate (Asia, Africa, and Latin America). In open spaces, such as in paddy fields, winnowing process takes advantages of natural wind blowing at the place. This process is often used by farmers who are harvesting rice to separate the filled grains from the empty grains or unwanted matters like weeds, straws, sand, dust particles, etc. to give cleaner outcome. ADVANTAGES
Winnowing is a method that does not
require machines for functioning.
It is based on physical labor, and it
takes less time for processing and very cheap. DISADVANTAGES
Winnowing is a method where the heavier
components of the mixture are separated from the lighter substances. This process is not suitable for the materials that are heavier than grains like stones.
This method can be done only with the help
of the wind. STANDARDS in SCIENCE ACTIVITY
1. Listen attentively to the instructions.
2. Be careful in using and handling basic materials. 3. Follow the time allotment for the activity. 4. Be cooperative in group work. 5. Observe keenly in data gathering. report FACT OR BLUFF Write the word FACT if the following statements are true. Otherwise, write the word BLUFF.
1. Winnowing can be applied only in open spaces where there is a nice
flow of air/wind.
2. Winnowing can be used to separate the components of any mixture.
3. Winnowing is a method of separating the lighter components from the
heavier components of a mixture.
4. Winnowing is a means of separating the components of a mixture based
on color, shape and size.
5. Farmers commonly use winnowing to separate the unwanted empty
grains of rice from the filled grains of rice in their harvest. Answers: 1. FACT 2. FACT 3. FACT 4. FACT 5. FACT A WARM THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU!