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Maurice Frederick
Chemistry
10 July, 14:00
How do you separate sand and zinc?
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Derick Barton
10 July, 14:15
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By using magnet.
Explanation:
Put sand and zinc in the bowl.
Take a magnet an bring it close to the bowl.
The zinc from the sand will be attracted towards the magnet.
In this way it will be separated.
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