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3. Explore filtration and crystallisation

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Describe physical separation techniques, these include filtration, crystallisation, distillation, and chromatography

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mixture

The process of putting two or more substances together to make one.

separation

To move two or more things away from each other.

dissolve

A product breaking down in a liquid to create a solution.

condenses

To make something more concentrated.

solvent

A product which is able to dissolve other things.

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