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Sedimentation

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How will you separate soya chunks from a vegetable gravy?

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By sedimentation

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B

By filtration

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C

By hand picking

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All the above.

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Solution

The correct option is B
By filtration

The process of separating particles which are insoluble in a liquid by using a filter is called filtration.

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