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Name one laboratory technique suitable for separating iron fillings and ammonium chloride (without heat)

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Answered by sameer9890
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Whenever we went to separate the components of a mixture , we should first find out some properties which are different for different components ,In this question we have three components to be sepated ,These are: iron filings , ammonium choride and sand Now. iron is attracted by a magnet whereas ammonium choride undergoes sublmation ,But sand does not have any of these properties , SO , this difference in the properties of iron filing ,ammonium choride and sand will be used to separate them from their mixture .

(i) iron filings are attacted by a mangnet so they are removed by the method of magnetic separation . when a mahnet is moved in this mixture , iron filings cling to the magnet and get saparated ,We are then left with ammonium chorifde and sand .

(ii) Ammonium choride sublimes on heating whereas sand not does not sublime .So ammonium chloride is separated from sand by the process of sublimation , when the mixture contaning ammonium chloride and sand is heated , then ammonium choride forms vapours easily , these vapours o cooling give pure ammonium chloride ,sand is left behind.

From the above discussion we conclude that a mixture of iron filings , ammonium chloride and sand has been sapareted into its componium by a combination of two methods : magnetic separation and sublimation .

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Answered by VineetaGara
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Magnetic separation is the best method of separation

  • It is the process of separating magnetically susceptible materials from a mixture by making use of magnetic force.
  • This is the best method for the separation of iron filings from ammonium chloride.
  • We know iron filings are magnetic in nature.
  • If we move a piece of magnet around the iron filings, it will get attracted to the magnet.
  • Ammonium chloride is not magnetic and it will not be attracted by the magnet.
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