The Different Types of Separation Techniques - Lesson 1 (Chemistry)
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- 📺Part 1 of our series on Separation Techniques explains the different types of separation techniques, including sieving, sedimentation, centrifugation, decantation and separation funnel.
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►Pirates love their coffee as much as they love their gold! But what does it take to get a good latte around here? Cookie the chef’s secret ingredient is cream, which he obtains by separating the components of milk. This lesson will explore different techniques for separating mixtures based on the physical properties of particle size and density.
Separation techniques: sieving, sedimentation, centrifugation, decantation, separation funnel
Definitions included: physical change, density, miscibility, completely miscible, immiscible
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Not because of lower or higher density... It is because of the air resistance... All bodies fall to the ground in the same speed.
They're talking about floating or sinking in water, not the speed it takes to get to the water. As such, it is density that matters, not air resistance.
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is filtration the same as sieving?
nope filtration is used to seperate insoluble solid from the liquid on filter paper and form filtrate while sieving is used to seperste solid solid mixtures hope ypu understood it peace
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