WorksheetsSeparating Mixtures
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A mixture is made up of two or more components that are mixed physically.
TRUE
FALSE
This technique uses a sieve to retain bigger components and allow the smaller components to go through.
sieving
filtration
evaporation
decantation
This method is used to separate a liquid from an insoluble solid by pouring out the liquid after the solid particles settled at the bottom of a container.
evaporation
magnetic attraction
decantation
distillation
This method uses filter paper to separate insoluble solids from the liquid in a mixture.
distillation
decantation
evaporation
filtration
This method is used to separate a solid particle from a liquid solution by letting the liquid component evaporate.
filtration
evaporation
decantation
paper chromatography
This is used to separate substances that are attracted to magnets.
distillation
evaporation
magnetic attraction
paper chromatography
This is used to separate liquids with different boiling points.
distillation
evaporation
decantation
paper chromatography
This is used to separate colored chemicals or substances.
magnetic attraction
distillation
paper chromatography
filtration
Alcohol has higher boiling point as compared to water, so water will evaporate first as compared to alcohol.
TRUE
FALSE
This picture shows the process/technique of..
magnetic attraction
decantation
evaporation
distillation
The picture shows the ____________ technique in separating mixtures.
distillation
decantation
paper chromatography
magnetic attraction
The technique shown in the picture is called the __________ technique.
evaporation
sieving
distilaltion
condensation
The mixture above is separated through the _____________ technique.
distillation
decantation
paper chromatography
evaporation
When baking, this method is used to separate impurities from flour that will be used.
sieving
filtration
magnetic attraction
distillation
Which method is used to separate alcohol from a 60% alcohol-water mixture?
decantation
distillation
filtration
evaporation
