Question 1
I have a diagram which represents an insoluble salt being separated from a liquid by filtration. Once the liquid has passed throught the filter and the insoluble salt is left behind, what is the liquid which has gone into the beaker which is underneath the filter?
a) filtrate
b) distillate
c) solute
d) solution
e) residue
Question 2:
Which of the following processes could be used to obtain water from a solution of sodium chloride and water?
a) distillation
b) chromatography
c) filtration
d) evaporation
e) decantation
Question 3:
A pure substance which is composed of different types of atoms always present in the same proportions is:
a) a mixture
b) an element
c) a heterogeneous mixture
d) a compound
e) a solution
Question 4:
The process of decantation is normally used to separate
a) solid particles from a liquid
b) a liquid from another liquid
c) a dissolved substance from a liquid
d) a filtrate from a solvent
e) a filtrate from a distillate
2007-02-22
13:27:30
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