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Tin stone or Cassiterite can be separated from gangue by

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The correct option is B
magnetic separation

Electromagnetic separation is used to separate magnetic ore particles from non-magnetic impurities (or vice versa), wherein electromagnets present in the rotor attracts magnetic ores and forms a separate heap than the impurities. Tin stone (also known as Cassiterite) contains $S n O_{2}$ (non-magnetic) and Wolframite, $F e W O_{4}$ (magnetic) and is concentrated by this method.

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Tin stone or Cassiterite can be separated from gangue by

Q. Magnetic ores can be easily separated by gravity separation method.

Q. Assertion :Statement- I : Wolframite impurities are separated from cassiterite by electromagnetic separation. Reason: Statement- II : Cassiterite being magnetic is attached by the magnet and forms a separate heap.

Gravity separation is generally applicable for heavier ores such as Haematite and Cassiterite.

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