WAYS OF SEPARATING MIXTURES

FILTRATION

GEN-CHEM HOW MANY METHODS

MIDTERMS
PROJECT
In this pamphlet, we will be presenting
methods on how to separate mixtures, as
well as briefly explaining it'
OF SEPARATING
MIXTURES ARE
THERE?
There are many ways to separate mixture/s,
but for this pamphlet, we must keep things
brief and compact. So we will only be using
the most basic ones.
Examples of basic methods of separating
mixtures are…
Filtration, is a method of separating solids
from liquid.
This method of separating mixtures is for
when we need to clean out, filter out the filth
or unwanted components from the liquid by
passing it through a porous medium like a
filter paper, leaving only filtered liquids.
Similar to filtration, there are also other
methods like sieving that also separates liquid
from solid, but sieving is used more for larger
solids, while filtration is for finer and smaller
solids.
 EVAPORATION OR
BOILING
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MEMBERS OF TRIAD:
Rian James T. Dionio
Ira Manuel C. Lagonera
Jefferson Kent S. Toribio Evaporation, or Boiling, is another method
used to separate solids from liquid by turning
the liquid into gas leaving behind the solids.
This method is used for separating solids
from liquids by turning the liquid into gas
leaving behind the solid residue. The method
of boiling and evaporation are similar but
differ in how they happen. With evaporation,
it occurs on the surface of the liquid, turning
it into gas from the top to the bottom. While
boiling occurs throughout the liquid itself.
SIEVING
Sieving, is a method used to separate finer
solids from larger solids, an example
presented with the separation of sand from
gravel.
This method is used for separating mixtures
of solids from other solids, by passing the
finer and smaller solids through a strainer or a
sieve letting the finer solids pass through the
small gaps while keeping the larger solids are
retained.
like previously mentioned, similarities can be
found in the method of separating mixtures in
filtration.