Separation of mixture of two immiscible liquids
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What type of emulsion is margarine?
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The mixture of oil and water is allowed to settle for a while. What will be our final observation?
Forms different layers
Forms an emulsion
Forms a solution
Forms a colloid
Q. Choose the appropriate option regarding the separation of a mixture of kerosene and water.
- Top layer - Kerosene
Bottom layer - Water - Top layer - Water
Bottom layer - Kerosene - Top layer - Kerosene
Middle layer - Water
Bottom layer - Kerosene - Top layer - Water
Middle layer - Kerosene
Bottom layer - Water
Q. Which substances are incorrectly placed in the following table?
Liquid−Liquid mixturesLighter liquidHeavier liquid(a)Olive oil and waterOlive oil Water(b)Benzene and Carbon−tetrachlorideBenzeneCarbon−tetrachloride(c)Water and Kerosene OilWaterKerosene Oil(d)Alcohol and waterAlcoholWater
Liquid−Liquid mixturesLighter liquidHeavier liquid(a)Olive oil and waterOlive oil Water(b)Benzene and Carbon−tetrachlorideBenzeneCarbon−tetrachloride(c)Water and Kerosene OilWaterKerosene Oil(d)Alcohol and waterAlcoholWater
- Liquid - Liquid mixtures: Olive oil and water
Lighter liquid: Olive oil
Heavier liquid: Water - Liquid - Liquid mixtures: Benzene and Carbon tetrachloride
Lighter liquid: Benzene
Heavier liquid: Carbon - tetrachloride - Liquid - Liquid mixtures: Kerosene oil and water
Lighter liquid: Water
Heavier liquid: Kerosene oil - Liquid - Liquid mixtures: Alcohol and water
Lighter liquid: Alcohol
Heavier liquid: Water
Q. Which among the following methods is most suitable to separate a mixture of two immiscible liquids?
- Filtration
- Sublimation
- Centrifugation
- Separating funnel
Q. Kerosene and water can be separated due to the difference in ________.
- weights
- masses
- volumes
- densities