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    The document describes an apparatus used to remove excess product and labels its components A through E. It also discusses three methods for separating mixtures in the laboratory: distillation for separating water from a salt solution, distillation for separating alcohol from an alcohol solution, and why method 1 would not be suitable for separating sodium chloride from a sodium chloride solution. It asks how to separate a mixture of sand, soluble salt, and wood.

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    The document describes an apparatus used to remove excess product and labels its components A through E. It also discusses three methods for separating mixtures in the laboratory: distillation for separating water from a salt solution, distillation for separating alcohol from an alcohol solution, and why method 1 would not be suitable for separating sodium chloride from a sodium chloride solution. It asks how to separate a mixture of sand, soluble salt, and wood.

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    The document describes an apparatus used to remove excess product and labels its components A through E. It also discusses three methods for separating mixtures in the laboratory: distillation for separating water from a salt solution, distillation for separating alcohol from an alcohol solution, and why method 1 would not be suitable for separating sodium chloride from a sodium chloride solution. It asks how to separate a mixture of sand, soluble salt, and wood.

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    1. Excess product is removed using the following apparatus.

    Use the labels in the box below to identify A to E from the diagram (5 points).

    Beaker Distillate Conical flask

    Filtrate Filter funnel Filter paper

    Condenser Residue Separating funnel

    A ___________________________________

    B ___________________________________

    C ___________________________________

    D ___________________________________

    E ___________________________________

    2. Mixtures may be separated in the laboratory in many different ways.


     3 different methods of separating mixtures are shown below.

    i. Which method would be most suitable for obtaining water from salt solution? (1 point)
    ___________________________________________________________________

    ii. Which method would be most suitable for obtaining alcohol from alcohol solution? (1 point)
    ___________________________________________________________________

    iii. Explain why method 1 would not be suitable to separate sodium chloride from sodium
    chloride solution (2 points)
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________

    iv. How to separate sand, soluble salt, wood mixture? Write separation methods (2 points).
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________

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