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How can we separate a solute from a solution?

  1.  
    Filtration is used to:
    A. Separate a solvent from a solute B. Separate a soluble solid from a solution C. Separate an insoluble solid from a solution
  2.  
    Evaporation is used to
    A. Separate an insoluble solid from a solution B. Separate a soluble solid from a solution C. Separate a solvent from a solute
  3.  
    A solvent is:
    A. A liquid in which a solute can dissolve B. A soluble solid (can dissolve) C. An insoluble solid (cannot dissolve)
  4.  
    A solute is
    A. A soluble solid (can dissolve) B. An insoluble solid (cannot dissolve) C. A liquid in which a solute can dissolve
  5.  
    When we get the solid salt back from out of the solution we call this
    A. Filtration B. Distillation C. Evaporation and crystallisation
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How can we separate a solute from a solution? (Answer Key)

  1.  
    Filtration is used to:
    A. Separate a solvent from a solute B. Separate a soluble solid from a solution C. Separate an insoluble solid from a solution
  2.  
    Evaporation is used to
    A. Separate an insoluble solid from a solution B. Separate a soluble solid from a solution C. Separate a solvent from a solute
  3.  
    A solvent is:
    A. A liquid in which a solute can dissolve B. A soluble solid (can dissolve) C. An insoluble solid (cannot dissolve)
  4.  
    A solute is
    A. A soluble solid (can dissolve) B. An insoluble solid (cannot dissolve) C. A liquid in which a solute can dissolve
  5.  
    When we get the solid salt back from out of the solution we call this
    A. Filtration B. Distillation C. Evaporation and crystallisation

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