Match the mixtures in Column I with their method of separation in Column II.

Oil mixed in water Sieving

Iron powder mixed in flour Handpicking

Salt mixed with water Decantation

Lady’s finger mixed with French beans Magnet

Rice flour mixed with kidney beans Evaporation

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Solution

Oil mixed in water, can be separated by decantation.

Iron powder mixed with flour, can be separated by a magnet.

Salt mixed with water, can be separated by evaporation.

Lady’s finger mixed with French beans, can be separated by handpicking.

Rice flour mixed with kidney beans can be separated by sieving.

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Oil mixed in water	Sieving
Iron powder mixed in flour	Handpicking
Salt mixed with water	Decantation
Lady’s finger mixed with French beans	Magnet
Rice flour mixed with kidney beans	Evaporation