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Important Questions on Separation of Substances

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 1
Suggest a method to make a dirty carpet dust free. 
(Hint: Think of a method to separate clinging solid from solid). 
 
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 2
Why is sieving not used to separate small stones from rice grains? 
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 3
Why is either winnowing, sieving or handpicking techniques not used for the separation of a mixture of sand and salt? 
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 4

Label the given diagrams: 

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 1
What is the need to separate different components of a mixture? Give examples.
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 2
How do we separate the grains after harvesting the wheat/rice crop? Explain the various methods adopted by the farmers.
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 3
What is the principle used in the method of sedimentation and decantation used for the separation of insoluble solid components from water?
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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 3 - Separation of Substances>EXERCISES>Q 4
Explain with example any two methods of separation used in the kitchen to clean pulses before cooking.