IGCSE Chemistry: States of Matter and Separation Techniques

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extremely helpful in the understanding of different methods of separating and purifying substances, thank you!

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Cambridge or Edexcel?

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edexcel

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the fractional distillation process derives liquids from a mixture of liquids. if so, shouldn't there be multiple outlets for that, in order to obtain more types of liquids? or is it used only to extract one particular liquid at that particular temperature? please help, I need clarification.

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fractional distillation is used to seperate two liquids with different boiling points

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Amirpouya Ghasemi a mixture of liquids*

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Is This Under The CIE IGCSE ?

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electrolysis?

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+ItzSpelx Not a separation technique. The electrolyte is chemically changed, not physically separated to produce the elements that are generated at the two electrodes. Watch our other videos on electrolysis.

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is this 2016 syllabus ?

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