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Alloy & their Properties | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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What are Emulsions? | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Choose from column B the separation method which is most suitable to separate a substance in column A.  An item in column B may be chosen more than once.

Column A                                            Column B

1.              water and olive oil             A.    magnet

2.              water and table salt         B.    hand sorting

3.              fuels in crude oil               C.    filtration H₂O solvent

4.              nuts and rice                     D.    separating funnel

5.              purification of sea water  E.    heating strongly

6.              sulphur and iron filings     F.    distillation

7.              water and alcohol             G.    fractional distillation

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How to fold filter paper.

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FILTRATION & HOW TO FOLD FILTER PAPER FOR A FUNNEL

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By doing a fractional distillation.
Fractional distillation setup:

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Separating substances using a Centrifuge 

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Separating substances using a Centrifuge 

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In this method suspensions (and even emulsions) are separated by spinning the mixture rapidly (The world fastest is 150 000 revolutions per minute (rpm)).

The denser substance is “thrown” outwards to the base of each container via centrifugal force.

e.g. If milk is spun, the less dense cream ends up on top of the rest of the milk and can then be skimmed off to give “skimmed milk”.

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Uses principle of different densities and centrifugal force to separate mixture:

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A step by step process for using a centrifuge.

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Paper Chromatography - Chemistry Experiment with Mr Pauller

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Paper & Thin Layer Chromatography | Chemical Tests | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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This is for marks for the term:

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What's The Difference Between Pure and Impure Substances? (BBC Bitesize KS3 Chemistry)

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Heterogenous vs Homogenous (Definitions, Examples, & Practice)

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Types of Matter: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures