You have a sample that contains sucrose, sand and copper sulfate. Would you be able to...
You have a sample that contains sucrose, sand and copper sulfate. Would you be able to separate these three components from each other, if so how?
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The components of the given sample containing sucrose, sand and copper sulfate can be separated as follows.
1. Add water to the sample. Sucrose and copper sulfate are soluble and hence will completely dissolve in water. The sand will remain in the solution. Separate the sand by filtration. Pour off the solution and wash the remaining sand with some more water.
2. Now, add ethanol to the solution containing sucrose and copper sulfate. The copper sulfate will precipitate from the solution as it is insoluble in ethanol and sucrose will remain dissolved in the solution. Filter the solution to separate the copper sulfate.
3. Then, evaporate the filtrate to obtain sucrose.
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