K K Gupta and Stalin Malhotra Solutions for Chapter: Separation of Substances, Exercise 5: Higher Order Thinking Skills

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K K Gupta Science Solutions for Exercise - K K Gupta and Stalin Malhotra Solutions for Chapter: Separation of Substances, Exercise 5: Higher Order Thinking Skills

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Questions from K K Gupta and Stalin Malhotra Solutions for Chapter: Separation of Substances, Exercise 5: Higher Order Thinking Skills with Hints & Solutions

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Frank Experience Science>Chapter 5 - Separation of Substances>Higher Order Thinking Skills>Q 1

A sample of water boils at 105 °C and has a salty taste. What do you infer from this statement?

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Frank Experience Science>Chapter 5 - Separation of Substances>Higher Order Thinking Skills>Q 2

You are given a sample of a white, powdered substance. It can be chalk powder or common salt. Without tasting it, how will you identify it?

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Frank Experience Science>Chapter 5 - Separation of Substances>Higher Order Thinking Skills>Q 3

Why do fish in a shallow pond die during summers?