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Alyvia Molina
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8 August, 14:30
Separating sand from water can be done by
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Glenn Beasley
8 August, 14:42
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Sedimentation (using gravity to remove suspended solids from water) or decantation (removing a liquid layer that is free of a precipitate deposited from a solution)
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Ansley Morrow
8 August, 14:50
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filtering them
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You can filter the sand and water to get just sand.
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