Match the column.
Separation process
The purpose for which we do the separation
What do we do with the separated components?
(1) Separate stones from rice.
(a) To separate two different but useful components.
(i) We throw away the solid component.
(2) Churning milk to obtain butter.
(b) To remove non-useful components.
(ii) We threw away the impurities.
(3) Separate tea leaves
(c) To remove impurities or harmful components.
(iii) We use both components.

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The correct math is: (1)- (b) -(i), (2)-(a)-(iii), (3)-(c)-(ii)
1) Separation of stones from rice - to remove non-useful components - we throw away the solid components.
2) Churning milk to obtain butter - to separate two different but useful components- we use both the components.
3) Separate tea leaves - to remove impurities or harmful components - we throw away the impurity.

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Separation process	The purpose for which we do the separation	What do we do with the separated components?
(1) Separate stones from rice.	(a) To separate two different but useful components.	(i) We throw away the solid component.
(2) Churning milk to obtain butter.	(b) To remove non-useful components.	(ii) We threw away the impurities.
(3) Separate tea leaves	(c) To remove impurities or harmful components.	(iii) We use both components.