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How Do We Separate the Seemingly Inseparable? Instructional VideoHow Do We Separate the Seemingly Inseparable? Instructional Video
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How Do We Separate the Seemingly Inseparable?

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Fractional distillation? Desalination? Chromatography? How is it that stuff can be separated into raw ingredients? And where did the raw ingredients come from in the first place? So many question and a few answers are provided by a video that looks at separation techniques.

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  • Flip the lesson having class members view the video, complete the comprehension check, and research some of the links before returning for a full-class discussion

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  • The video is appropriate for most classrooms and grade levels

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