Physics, asked by aryaahan93, 1 year ago

can sugar and salt be separated by distillation

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Answered by twiIiqht
2

No. If Both are dissolved into eachother, unless one is signifigantly larger than the other, then they cannot be seperated.

Answered by Sanramkar
1

salt can be separated but the sugar cannot be separated because  the sugar may get charred on heating (meaning it will get gooey and sticky).

Sanramkar: this answer is applicable if the salt and sugar is added seperately.
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