Sieving Sieving is as a method in which two or more components of different sizes are separated from a mixture on the basis of the difference in their sizes which uses a sieve.

This document is a worksheet with 12 questions about separating mixtures using different techniques. The questions cover techniques like evaporation, sieving, filtering, and dissolving substances in water or other liquids.

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Nov 10, 2020 · A. Answer the following questions in short: 1. Why do we need to separate different components of a mixture ? Give two examples. 2. What is winnowing? Where is it used? 3. How will you separate husk or dirt particles from a given sample of pulses before cooking? 4. What is sieving? Where is it used? 5.

Sieve/sieving: A sieve has a mesh or holes so it can separate different sized solids. Sieving can also separate an insoluble material from a liquid - for example, rice and water.

(ii) Sieving - Sieving is a process by which fine particles are separated from the bigger particles in a mixture by using sieve. Eg. Husk from flour in flour mills, stones from sand at construction site.

Sieving is an important step in making breads, cakes and other pastries. It is also the method used in separating sand from pebbles or gravel in making hollow blocks which is one of the main materials in making houses or buildings.

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When some materials are mixed together, it is possible to separate the mixture and get the original materials back again. There are several different ways of separating mixtures. The best process to use depends on the type of mixture you are separating.

The document provides a worksheet for students on separating mixtures through sieving and filtering. It contains multiple choice questions about using techniques like sieving, filtering, and decantation to separate mixtures like removing shells from coffee, filtering coconut milk, and separating solids and liquids.