Separation Techniques & Density
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Separation Techniques & Density
📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice
🧮 Part 2: Density Calculations
Substance A: Mass = 45.6 g, Volume = 12.0 mL
Density = __________ g/mL
Substance B: Mass = 28.4 g, Volume = 8.5 mL
Density = __________ g/mL
🔬 Part 3: Separation Design Challenge
• Iron filings (magnetic, insoluble in water)
• Sand (non-magnetic, insoluble in water, density = 2.6 g/mL)
• Salt (soluble in water)
• Vegetable oil (insoluble in water, density = 0.9 g/mL)
Design a step-by-step separation procedure to isolate each component. List the techniques you would use and explain why each step would work:
Step 1: ________________________________________________
Reason: _______________________________________________
Step 2: ________________________________________________
Reason: _______________________________________________
Step 3: ________________________________________________
Reason: _______________________________________________
Step 4: ________________________________________________
Reason: _______________________________________________
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