This question tests the understanding of fundamental physical processes and separation techniques. Each process has a distinct definition or characteristic application.
Match the Columns. Column A (Process/ Column B (Definition/ Concept) Example) 1. Separation based on i. Sublimation boiling point ii. Distillation 2. Solid to gas directly iii. Evaporation 3. Gas to liquid 4. Separation of solid iv. Filtration from liquid 5. Liquid to gas below v. Condensation boiling point
Asked in ASO 2025 · Topic: Physical and Chemical Changes, Solution (Definition and Characteristics of Physical Changes)
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Answer: D. i – 2, ii – 1, iii – 5, iv – 4, v – 3
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