To obtain salt from rock salt, one must first crush the rock salt into a powder and dissolve it in water in a beaker. The solution is then filtered into an evaporating dish placed on a tripod over a Bunsen burner. The water is heated until it evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals in the evaporating dish.
To obtain salt from rock salt, one must first crush the rock salt into a powder and dissolve it in water in a beaker. The solution is then filtered into an evaporating dish placed on a tripod over a Bunsen burner. The water is heated until it evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals in the evaporating dish.
To obtain salt from rock salt, one must first crush the rock salt into a powder and dissolve it in water in a beaker. The solution is then filtered into an evaporating dish placed on a tripod over a Bunsen burner. The water is heated until it evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals in the evaporating dish.
To obtain salt from rock salt, one must first crush the rock salt into a powder and dissolve it in water in a beaker. The solution is then filtered into an evaporating dish placed on a tripod over a Bunsen burner. The water is heated until it evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals in the evaporating dish.
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salt from rock salt. Sort the cards in to the correct order and stick in your exercise book. Heat the evaporating dish until all the water has evaporated. Put the evaporating dish on the clay triangle. Put the evaporating dish on the large beaker. Scrap the crystals into the centre of the dish. Set up a tripod with a wire gauze. Put a large beaker filled with 100ml of water on top. Put a Bunsen burner underneath on a heat proof mat.