Science, asked by utpal8620, 9 months ago

The method by which two gases with different densities are separated is called

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Answered by 61200218brainlyuser

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Answer:

Your answer is diffusion and some times evaporation.

Explanation:

Separation of two gases by diffusion - definition

The underlying principle is the difference in the densities of gases.

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