Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

a mixture of iodine and sand can be separated by what?

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Answered by Dhruval786
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Dissolve the mixture in water. Salt would dissolve (I assume salt is sodium chloride). Filter out the glass and iodine and dry them. Evaporate the water to get the salt.

Anonymous: is it option a]filtration b]sublimation c]decantation
Dhruval786: sublimation
Anonymous: r u sure its sublimation
Dhruval786: it's not possible for filtration
Dhruval786: sublimation is 99% sure
Dhruval786: thank if you liked it
Dhruval786: 100% it's sublimation
Anonymous: tks
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Answered by wvaish
17
Hello friend
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The mixture of iodine and sand can be separated by the process of sublimation

Iodine undergoes sublimation i.e changes directly from solid to gas, when heated.

So when the mixture of iodine and sand is taken in a China dish and keeping an closed inverted funnel on it, the iodine changes into vapour, gets solidified and will be collected on the walls of the funnel.

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Hope it helps!

Anonymous: is it option a]filtration b]sublimation c]decantation
wvaish: It's option b sublimation
wvaish: I'm 100% sure abt it
Anonymous: tks
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