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Suggest a method for the separation of each of the following mixtures:
(i) A mixture of liquid A (b.p.365K) and liquid B (b.p.356K)
(ii) A mixture of liquid C (b.p.395K) and liquid D (b.p.360K)

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(i) By fractional distillaation.
(ii) By ordinary distillation.
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