Figure A shows water with some impurities. After some time, insoluble impurities settle down. Name the separation technique by which insoluble impurities are separated.

Sedimentation

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Decantation

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Solution

The correct option is A
Sedimentation

In sedimentation, the heavier component in a mixture settles down separating itself from the liquid component.

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Figure A shows water with some impurities. After some time, insoluble impurities settle down. Name the separation technique by which insoluble impurities are separated.

The correct option is A Sedimentation In sedimentation, the heavier component in a mixture settles down separating itself from the liquid component.

The correct option is A
Sedimentation

In sedimentation, the heavier component in a mixture settles down separating itself from the liquid component.