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Key concept: Pure substances: Worksheet 8.1.2 Melting and boiling points
1.
Name a method or methods you could use to:
a) obtain alcohol from beer
b) identify the colourings used in an ice lolly
c) remove soil and debris from water
d) obtain pure water from sea water
e) purify rock salt
f)
separate the colours in chlorophyll

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