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08-01-2015
Chemistry

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How could you separate items that are different densities? Explain.

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emmaturner27 emmaturner27

08-01-2015

If they are liquids, you can pour them all into one container and they will separate themselves into different layers according to their density. The liquid with the lowest density will rise to the top.

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