Match the items in column I to corresponding terms in column II- - Column I Column II -a to remove unwanted particlesi sublimation from rice or dalb a liquid in whichii separatingsolute is dissolved funnelc separating by pouringiii solventof top liquidd to remove insolubleiv decantationsolid like cream from milke to separate immisciblev purify liquidsf substance left behindvi residueon the filter paperg to separate solidsvii centrifugationon the basis of variable sizesviii hand pickingix sieving

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Match the items in column I to corresponding terms in column II.

Column I Column II

(a) to remove unwanted particles
from rice or dal (i) sublimation

(b) a liquid in which
solute is dissolved (ii) separating
funnel

(c) separating by pouring
of top liquid (iii) solvent

(d) to remove insoluble
solid like cream from milk (iv) decantation

(e) to separate immiscible
liquids (v) purify

(f) substance left behind
on the filter paper (vi) residue

(g) to separate solids
on the basis of variable sizes (vii) centrifugation

(viii) hand picking

(ix) sieving

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Column I	Column II
(a) to remove unwanted particles from rice or dal	(i) sublimation
(b) a liquid in which solute is dissolved	(ii) separating funnel
(c) separating by pouring of top liquid	(iii) solvent
(d) to remove insoluble solid like cream from milk	(iv) decantation
(e) to separate immiscible liquids	(v) purify
(f) substance left behind on the filter paper	(vi) residue
(g) to separate solids on the basis of variable sizes	(vii) centrifugation
	(viii) hand picking
	(ix) sieving