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Explain how filtration can be used to separate a mixture of sand and water. (4 marks)
Place filter paper inside a funnel over a container.
1 markPour the sand-and-water mixture into the funnel.
1 markWater passes through the paper as the filtrate.
1 markInsoluble sand remains on the paper as the residue.
1 markTotal 4 marks
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