Question
Name the method of separation involved in each example given below.
(a) When it rains, the raindrops attach themselves to the dust in the air. This makes the dust particles heavy and brings them down to the ground. Because of this, the air becomes clearer.
(b) A mixture of water and mustard oil which are miscible are separated.
(c) Salt is separated from its mixture in water, so that the water is not lost.
(d) Rice is separated from its husk.
(e) A cook while washing rice found that the rice grains settled to the bottom of the vessel. He then drained out the top layer of water containing lighter dust particles. The rice was then transferred to a strainer to remove the excess water.
(f) Salt is separated from sea water.
(g) Sand is separated from gravel at a construction site.