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`{:(1." Separating miscible liquids", a." Filtration and evaporation"),(2." Separating immiscible liquids",b." Sedimentation, filtration and evaporation"),(3." Separating "CaCO_(3)" and NaCl",c." Separating funnel"),(4." Separating sand, saw dust and salt",d." Fractional distillation"):}`

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To solve the question of matching the methods of separation with the appropriate mixtures, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the first statement**: - The first statement is about "Separating miscible liquids". - **Matching Method**: The correct method for separating miscible liquids is **Fractional Distillation**. - **Match**: 1 → d 2. **Identify the second statement**: - The second statement is about "Separating immiscible liquids". - **Matching Method**: The appropriate method for this is a **Separating Funnel**. - **Match**: 2 → c 3. **Identify the third statement**: - The third statement is about "Separating CaCO₃ and NaCl". - **Matching Method**: This can be done through **Filtration and Evaporation**. First, filter to remove CaCO₃, then evaporate to obtain NaCl. - **Match**: 3 → a 4. **Identify the fourth statement**: - The fourth statement is about "Separating sand, sawdust, and salt". - **Matching Method**: This involves **Sedimentation**, followed by **Filtration**, and finally **Evaporation** to separate the components. - **Match**: 4 → b ### Final Matches: 1. Separating miscible liquids → d. Fractional distillation 2. Separating immiscible liquids → c. Separating funnel 3. Separating CaCO₃ and NaCl → a. Filtration and evaporation 4. Separating sand, sawdust, and salt → b. Sedimentation, filtration, and evaporation
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