Separation of Substances

The method of separating seeds from its stack is called---

• Threshing

• Winnowing

• Filtration

• Distilation

The direction of wind plays an important role in the process of---

• Threshing

• Distillation

• Winnowing

• Condensation

1.    Grapes can be separated from the mixture of nuts and grapes by---

• Distillation

• Threshing

• Hand Picking

• Winnowing

It is obtained by mixing two or more solids

• Solid-Liquid mixture

• Solid-Gas mixture

• Solid-Solid mixture

• Liquid-gas mixture

It is the process in which evaporation is followed by condensation

• Winnowing

• Distillation

• Threshing

• Boilling

The liquid obtained after distillation

• Water

• Residue

• Distillate

• Kerosene

A mixture of two immiscible liquids, such as oil and water, can be separated by using

• Fractional distillation

• Filtration

• Separating Funnel

• Distillation

If we want to separate more than two liquids in a mixture of miscible liquids we use

• Distillation

• Sedimentation

• Filtration

• Fractional distillation

Grapes can be separated from the mixture of nuts and grapes by

• Hand Picking

• Sieving

• Threshing

• Sedimentation

Seed coverings and tiny pieces of leaves or stems present in threshed grains are called

• Husks

• Chaffs

• Branches

• Coverings