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`{:(" ""A"," ""B"),("1. Kerosene from water","a. Chemical change"),("2. Iron pins from sand","b. Centrigugation"),("3. Butter from curd","c. Physical change"),("4. Digestion of food separation","d. Magnetic"),("5. Freezing of water","e. Decantation"):}`

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