method of separation of iodine and sand
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SUBLIMATION. It is because iodine is a sublime substance that is, it is converted directly into vapours when it is heated without going into the liquid state. ... Therefore when the mixture is heated iodine will sublime and sandwill be left behind separating the both.
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SUBLIMATION. It is because iodine is a sublime substance that is, it is converted directly into vapours when it is heated without going into the liquid state. ... Therefore when the mixture is heated iodine will sublime and sandwill be left behind separating the both.
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through Sublimation, iodine and sand would be separated..
becaz, iodine is a sublime substance i.e, it is converted directly into vapours when it is heated without going into the liquid state..whereas sand is non-sublime.so, when the mixture is heated ..iodine will get vapoured and the sand will be left out in the beaker or in which the mixture is kept in.
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here the ans is..____
through Sublimation, iodine and sand would be separated..
becaz, iodine is a sublime substance i.e, it is converted directly into vapours when it is heated without going into the liquid state..whereas sand is non-sublime.so, when the mixture is heated ..iodine will get vapoured and the sand will be left out in the beaker or in which the mixture is kept in.
hope my ans helps u dear
^-^
plz...make my ans as brainliest if i deserve..
@shuzu
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