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    Evaporation is a process that can be used to separate mixtures. It involves using heat to change a liquid into a gas or vapor, allowing the gaseous substance to separate from the other components of the mixture. Some key points: - Evaporation is a process of phase change where a liquid is converted into its vapor phase due to heat or reduced pressure. - It is a useful technique for separating mixtures because the evaporated component can be removed, leaving behind the other components of the mixture. - Examples given are using evaporation to separate salt from seawater or alcohol from a water-alcohol mixture. The alcohol or water evaporates, leaving the other substance behind.

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    Evaporation is a process that can be used to separate mixtures. It involves using heat to change a liquid into a gas or vapor, allowing the gaseous substance to separate from the other components of the mixture. Some key points: - Evaporation is a process of phase change where a liquid is converted into its vapor phase due to heat or reduced pressure. - It is a useful technique for separating mixtures because the evaporated component can be removed, leaving behind the other components of the mixture. - Examples given are using evaporation to separate salt from seawater or alcohol from a water-alcohol mixture. The alcohol or water evaporates, leaving the other substance behind.

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    SEPARATING MIXTURE Evaporation

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    Evaporation is a process that can be used to separate mixtures. It involves using heat to change a liquid into a gas or vapor, allowing the gaseous substance to separate from the other components of the mixture. Some key points: - Evaporation is a process of phase change where a liquid is converted into its vapor phase due to heat or reduced pressure. - It is a useful technique for separating mixtures because the evaporated component can be removed, leaving behind the other components of the mixture. - Examples given are using evaporation to separate salt from seawater or alcohol from a water-alcohol mixture. The alcohol or water evaporates, leaving the other substance behind.

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    SEPARATING MIXTURE:

    EVAPORATION
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    throughout any given sample
     What is   is simply any mixture that is not
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     a substance made by mixing other
     What is mixture? substances together.
     is a special type of homogeneous
     what is a solution? mixture composed of two or more
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