Mixture Worksheet (i-Think Tree Maps)
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Separation methods can be used to separate mixtures into individual substances. Some common separation methods include hand-picking, magnetic attraction, filtration, sieving, and floatation. Each method is suited to separating certain mixtures based on differences in properties like size, density, or magnetic attraction between the substances.
Mixture Worksheet (i-Think Tree Maps)
- 1. Name:_____________________________________________________________ i - T h i n k T r e e M a p s Methods to Separate a Mixture Explanations: Explanations: Explanations: Explanations: Explanations: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Hand-picking Magnetic attraction Filtration Sieving Floatation To separate two large-sized materials. To separate materials that can float from materials that sink. To separate solid materials from liquid materials. To separate fine-sized materials and large-sized materials. To separate materials that can be attracted to magnet from materials that cannot be attracted to magnet. Optional Answer: