Separating mixtures

solution suspension colloid

Answer what I know,
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 Separating mixtures

solution suspension colloid

Separating mixtures
through filtering and
sieving
Suspension or not

not
Suspension or not

suspension
Suspension or not

suspension
Suspension or not

not
Suspension
filtration
 filtration
A technique in which an insoluble solid
is separated from liquid.
It uses a filter like mesh cloth or a filter
paper to separate solid components
from liquid.
filtration
 
Study the following mixtures. Tell whether they can be
separated through filtration methods.
Draw happy face if yes and sad face if not.

1. Mongo from baby powder

2. Milk from grated coconut
3. Dried tea leaves from hot water
4. Sand from water
5. Water from the faucet
 filtration
A technique in which an insoluble solid
is separated from liquid.
It uses a filter like mesh cloth or a filter
paper to separate solid components
from liquid.
filtration
filtration
filtration
 filtration
• FILTER
• FILTER MEDIUM
• RESIDUE
• FILTRATE
 filter
An apparatus containing a
filter medium.
 Filter medium
A material used to
trap solid particles.
 residue
The solid particle that was
separated during filtration.
 filtrate
The liquid substance that
passed through a filter.
 filtration
filter

residue Filter medium

filtrate
 filter Filter medium
An apparatus containing a A material used to
filter medium. trap solid particles.

residue filtrate
The solid particle that was The liquid substance that
separated during filtration. passed through a filter.
 
Identify what is being asked.
FILTRATE RESIDUE FILTRATION
FILTER MEDIUM FILTER
1. What do we call a filter paper or cloth?
2. The solid particle that was separated during
filtration.
3. An apparatus containing the filter medium.
4. A technique for separating insoluble solid from
liquid.
5. The liquid substance that passed through a filter.
 filtration
filter

residue Filter medium

filtrate
 Sieving
Involves using a strainer or a big screen to
separate the components of solid mixtures.
The strainer used allows the free particles only
through it and prevent the large ones. The
sieving technique is used in separating fine
sand from rocks in the mixtures of gravel and
sand and used in household kitchen in
separating dry ingredients.
 Sieving

Example: Example:
Separating sand and gravel Sieving flour to leave the large particle
Draw happy face if the mixture can be separated through sieving,
and sad face if it cannot be separated through sieving.