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how do we separate iodine sand salt anthracene, sugar​

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Answered by kanishkavaishnav688
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Iodine changes directly from solid to gaseous state on heating.

The gaseous form of Iodine can be cooled easily to get a pure solid. The remaining components of the mixture are salt and sand.

Salt is soluble in water and sand is a non-water soluble substance that can be separated by the process of filtration.

The insoluble sand remains in the filter paper while the filtrate contains the dissolved salt.

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