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Giovani Patrick
10 June, 22:19
How can rice and flour mixture be separated?
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Jennifer Molina
10 June, 23:18
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Answer/steps:
Take a beaker and sieve and place sieve on beaker
pour mixture onto sieve and shake
the flour will then fall into beaker and you will be left with rice in the sieve
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