Question

Examples of mixture that can be separated by scooping?

Answer 1

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➡️Crude oil is a good example: It is a mixture of numerous carbohydrates (compounds that consist of hydrogen and carbon), some of which are used to power engines as fuel, and others in the manufacturing of plastics or other compounds. A distillation process separates between them.

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Answer 2

Some examples of mixtures that can be separated by scooping include immiscible liquids such as :

1. Oil and Water
2. Corn syrup and Vegetable oil

• It is a separation technique that is used in conjunction with decantation to separate denser liquid from less dense liquid.
• Separation occurs when two liquids of different densities are left undisturbed for several hours, after which they separate by forming a top layer of less dense liquid.
• The top layer can be separated afterwards by putting it through a funnel or scooping it out.
• A spoon-like utensil is used for scooping.