MCQ
The technique used to separate salt from seawater is:
- ACrystallisation
- BFiltration
- CSublimation
- DEvaporation
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Answer
- Crystallisation
Explanation:
Crystallisation is used to separate salt from seawater.
In this method, pure solid (salt) crystallises out from the seawater in pure form after being heated and subsequently cooled.
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