Question
State the principle of centrifugation. Give its two applications.

Answer

The principle of centrifugation is that the denser particles are forced to settle at the bottom yhile the lighter particles stay at the top vhen spun rapidly. APPLICATIONS:
  1. Used in dairy to separate butter from cream.
  2. Used for blood and urine test.
  3. Used in vashing machine to squueze out vater from clothes.

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