Question
How can you separate a mixture of three immiscible liquids having different boiling points?
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Answer
We can separate with the help of separating funnel due to difference in densities. As they differ in boiling points, the forces of attraction between molecules will be different, therefore, they will have different densities, hence they can be separated by differential extraction using separating funnel as these are immiscible.
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