d. decantation c. condensation 1. Read each item carefully. Encircle your answer. 1. The mixture starts to settle at the bottom of the glass. Keep the glass undisturbed till all the particles settle down. This process is called a. evaporation b. sedimentation 2. The almost clean liquid lying above the sediments can be poured out gently into another glass without disturbing the soil particles. This process is called a. evaporation b. sedimentation d. decantation c. condensation d. immiscible liquids a. precipitate 3. What do you call the solid that remains from decantation? b. sediment c. mixture 4. Two immiscible (unmixable) liquids can be separated from each other by using a b. filter funnel c. beaker d. separatory funnel a. filter paper d. separatory funnel c. beaker 5. A is used to separate a solid from a liquid b. filter funnel a. filter paper 6. It is the process of changing water (liquid) to water vapor (gas) with the help of heat. a. condensation b. decantation c. sedimentation d. evaporation d. water and pebbles 7. What mixture can be separated with the use of evaporation? a. salt and water b. water and oil c. salt and alcohol d. gas to liquid c. liquid to solid 8. What change of state occurs during evaporation? a. solid to liquid b. liquid to gas 9. The following are important processes of using evaporation in separating mixtures except a. Dairy producers use it to dry whey or lactose into powders b. Juice producers use evaporation processing to create juice concentrates. c. It is widely used in construction industry. d. It is used in preparation of vitamins and medicines,​