Science, asked by msuraj313, 1 year ago

which is the best method of separating two miscible or immiscible liquids .evaporation or crystallization

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Answered by harshitarthd
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evaporation is the best way for this
msuraj313: but why
Answered by PrabhasineeSahoo
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in my views it may be crystallization
msuraj313: but can u tell why is it easy method
harshitarthd: when 2 things have different boiling points they would evaporate at diffrrent temperatures. the one with lower boiling point will evaporate first leaving the other kne
harshitarthd: kne_ one
msuraj313: ook but in crystallization also water evaporates
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