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What is the principle involved in the following methods of separation of mixtures ?
(i) Fractional crystallization
(ii) Magnetic separation
(iii) Gravity method
(iv) Separating funnel method
(v) Distillation
(vi) Fractional distillation
(vii) Preferential liquifaction
(viii) Chromatography
(ix) Fractional evaporation

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To answer the question regarding the principles involved in various methods of separation of mixtures, we can break down each method as follows: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Fractional Crystallization** - **Principle**: The principle of fractional crystallization is based on the **solubility of solids** in a given solvent. Different solids have different solubility levels, which allows them to crystallize at different rates. 2. **Magnetic Separation** ...
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