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    Separating a Mixture of Iron and Sulfur Can Be Done
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Separating a Mixture of Iron and Sulfur Can Be Done

Question 55

Question 55

Multiple Choice

Separating a mixture of iron and sulfur can be done


A) by filtration.
B) dissolving in water.
C) with a magnet.
D) by burning.

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