Make an outline or schematic diagram of the procedure to effectively separate the components of the following mixtures: 1. sawdust and iron filing 2. alcohol and water 3. flour, sand and.sulfur 4. alloy of copper.and zinc. 35

Make an outline or schematic diagram of the procedure to effectively separate the components of the following mixtures: 1. sawdust and iron filing 2. alcohol and water 3. flour, sand and.sulfur 4. alloy of copper.and zinc. 35

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4. alloy of copper and zinc
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