Question

How will you separate components from a mixture of sand , salt,
ammonium chloride?

Answer 1

Answer:

To separate the components of a mixture of sand , common salt and ammonium chloride (or camphor)by sublimation. To separate the components of a mixture of sand , common salt and ammonium chloride (iii)common salt can be recovered by evaporation of its aqueous solution

Answer 2

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To separate them follow the steps

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• First take the mixture in a beaker.

• Heat the mixture and cover it with the inverted funnel

• You will see that the ammonium chloride get sublimated and had been collected at the cooler side of the funnel.

• Now scratch the ammonium chloride and collect it.

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Now we have the non sublimated mixture

• Now add some water to the mixture and stir it with the help of glass rod

• After sometimes the salt will get dissolved in the water.

• Now pour the solution through the filter paper.

• Sand will left behind in the filter paper as a residue and we will obtain salt solution as filtrate.

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• Pour the solution in a beaker and heat it.

• After sometimes you will see that water got evaporated leaving the salt behind in the beaker.