Question

Q5. Match the column
A
Column 1
Oil mixed in Water
Salt mixed with water
Iron powder mixed with flour
Cut potatoes mixed with French beans
Pebbles with rice flour
Column II
Magnet
Sieving
Handpicking
Evaporation
Decantation​

Answer 1

Answer:

Solution

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A) Oil and water are both liquids with different densities and can be separated by decantation.

B) Iron powder is attracted by magnet and thus can be separated by flour using magnets.

C) Salt dissolved in water can be obtained using evaporation where water evaporates to provide crystals of salt.

D) Lady's finger mixed with French beans can be hand picked.

E) Rice flour is smaller in size than kidney beans and thus can be separated using a sieve.Sieving

Hand picking

Decantation

Magnet

Evaporation of separation in Column II.

List 1

Oil mixed in water

Iron powder mixed with flour

Salt mixed with water

Lady's finger mixed with French beans

Rice flour mixed with kidney beans

List 2

Sieving

Hand picking

Decantation

Magnet