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    Evaporation is a technique for separating mixtures where a liquid is changed into a gas by heating. It can separate solutions by evaporating the solvent like water from salt or sugar solutions. Mixtures like salt water, sugar syrup, and water from copper sulfate solutions can be separated through the process of evaporation by heating the solutions until the solvent evaporates, leaving behind the dissolved solid.

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    Evaporation is a technique for separating mixtures where a liquid is changed into a gas by heating. It can separate solutions by evaporating the solvent like water from salt or sugar solutions. Mixtures like salt water, sugar syrup, and water from copper sulfate solutions can be separated through the process of evaporation by heating the solutions until the solvent evaporates, leaving behind the dissolved solid.

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    Separating

    Mixture
    through
    Evaporation
    SCIENCE 6 – Q1 Week 4 (Lesson 7)
    What’s In
    Determine if the following
    mixtures can be separated
    by decantation.
    What is It
    In your previous lesson, you have learned
    about decantation as one technique in
    separating a mixture. Today, you will
    learn another technique in separating
    mixtures
    called evaporation.
    Evaporation
    Evaporation is a technique in separating
    a mixture through the process by which
    a liquid is changed into a vapor or gas.
    Evaporation is great in separating
    mixture of a soluble solid and a solvent
    called a solution. The process involves
    heating the solution until the solvent
    evaporates leaving the solid particles
    called the residue.
    In Pangasinan where we can find
    salt farms, salt is produced from
    seawater as shown from the picture
    above. Upon exposure to the sun,
    the seawater becomes salt granules
    as the water evaporates because of
    the heat. Comparing to your
    activity, the salt and water solution
    separates with the use of the heat
    coming from the candlelight.
    Below are examples of mixture that can be separated through
    the process of evaporation.
    In our everyday life, evaporation is useful since it can
    be used in different ways. It can be used in drying
    fish and hanged wet clothes. Rainfall is also a
    product of evaporation. Without evaporation, there
    is no water cycle that will happen.
    What’s More
    Write YES if evaporation is used in
    separating the mixture, if not, write NO.
    Write your answer on your Science
    notebook.
    YES
    1. sugar in maple syrup
    NO
    6. iron filling and sand

    NO
    2. gasoline and water
    YES
    7. seawater

    NO
    3. iron filling and sand
    NO
    8. sand and water

    YES
    4. Water and copper
    sulfate solution YES
    9. salt and water

    NO
    5. Cooked noodles
    YES
    10. drying fish
    What’s More
    Describe briefly in 3 to 5
    sentences the process of
    separating mixtures through
    evaporation (3pts.)
    Assessment
    Write E if evaporation is used to
    separate the mixture and X if not.
    Write your answers on a sheet of
    paper.
    E
    1. Salt and water 6. Wet clothes
    E
    X
    2. Gasoline and water
    solutions E
    7. Water and water sulfate

    E
    3. Drying fish
    X
    8. Cooking oil and soy
    sauce

    X
    4. Sand and water 9. Seawater
    E
    E
    5. Sugar and alcohol
    X
    10. Iron filling and sand
    Additional
    Activities
    Rain undergo the process of water cycle
    through evaporation. What will happen if
    there is no evaporation in the water cycle?
    Explain your answer in 3 to 5 sentences
    following the proper way of writing.

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