D. Give the methods that can be used to separate the components of the mixture.Write the methods in their proper order.1.Salt, water, and iron fillings2.Sand, water and oil

1. First we will use magnetic separation method to separte the iron fillings from the mixture.Later…

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D. Give the methods that can be used to separate the components of the mixture. Write the methods in their proper order. 1. Salt, water, and iron fillings 2. Sand, water and oil