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Separating Techniques
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GCSE Chemistry Mind Map on Separating Techniques, created by Leon of House Crook on 05/22/2014.
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Separating Techniques
Filtration
Separates insoluble solid from a liquid/solution
Residue is the insoluble solid
Pour the solution and insoluble solid into the funnel with the filter paper
The filtrate will pass through but the residue won't
Fractional Distillation
Separating liquids with different boiling points
Take away potentially troublesome mixtures
Then cool the gases
And then heat them, separating the fractions out
Seperating Funnel
Separating immiscible liquids
Less dense on top
Open the tap at the bottom
Close the tap when it is seperated
Simple Distillation
Separates solvent from a soluble solid
Heat the solution
The solvent will evaporate and condense back in the cool condenser
This separates the mixtures
Chromatography
Separates solutes based on how soluble they are
Draw line at the bottom with a dot of the solute
Put the paper in the solvent below
The more soluble ones will rise higher
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