Chemistry, asked by Rojaa, 7 months ago

How do we seperate salt from sodium chloride?​

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Answered by sonalikumari8560
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Explanation:

Separation of NOM and NaCl can also be achieved in the solid phase, for example by washing the solid NaCl by using a technique called SALEX, which is an acronym for the extraction of impurities from salt.

Answered by aakritipanta938
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This is how you separate.
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