Filtration is a separation technique that uses a filter with small pores to trap insoluble solid particles in a liquid-solid mixture, allowing only the liquid and tiny particles to pass through. It works by passing the suspension through the filter paper, which traps the larger solid particles (called the residue) while allowing the smaller liquid particles to pass through (called the filtrate). Filtration is used in coffee makers to separate ground coffee from liquid coffee and in water treatment to purify water by removing germs, bacteria, and solid impurities through chemical treatment and sand bed filtration.
Filtration is a separation technique that uses a filter with small pores to trap insoluble solid particles in a liquid-solid mixture, allowing only the liquid and tiny particles to pass through. It works by passing the suspension through the filter paper, which traps the larger solid particles (called the residue) while allowing the smaller liquid particles to pass through (called the filtrate). Filtration is used in coffee makers to separate ground coffee from liquid coffee and in water treatment to purify water by removing germs, bacteria, and solid impurities through chemical treatment and sand bed filtration.
Filtration is a separation technique that uses a filter with small pores to trap insoluble solid particles in a liquid-solid mixture, allowing only the liquid and tiny particles to pass through. It works by passing the suspension through the filter paper, which traps the larger solid particles (called the residue) while allowing the smaller liquid particles to pass through (called the filtrate). Filtration is used in coffee makers to separate ground coffee from liquid coffee and in water treatment to purify water by removing germs, bacteria, and solid impurities through chemical treatment and sand bed filtration.
Filtration is a separation technique that uses a filter with small pores to trap insoluble solid particles in a liquid-solid mixture, allowing only the liquid and tiny particles to pass through. It works by passing the suspension through the filter paper, which traps the larger solid particles (called the residue) while allowing the smaller liquid particles to pass through (called the filtrate). Filtration is used in coffee makers to separate ground coffee from liquid coffee and in water treatment to purify water by removing germs, bacteria, and solid impurities through chemical treatment and sand bed filtration.
Techniqu e What is filtration technique? & how does it work?
● Filtration is the kind of separation technique
that is used to separate insoluble solids from the liquid in a liquid-solid mixture.
This is how filtration technique works:
1. Suspension is passed through the filter paper the filter paper has tiny pores. 2. The filter paper that has tiny pores allows only tiny liquid particles can go through trapping the larger solids particles. The solid particles trapped in the filter paper is called residue. 3. The liquid that passes through is called filtrate. Uses of filtration technique
● coffee maker
1. Filter paper is placed in the filter cone.
2. Water is poured into the filter cone 3. The filter paper separates the ground coffee from the liquid coffee. Uses of Filtration Technique
Water treatment : Water collected from
reservoirs is purified before it can be used.
1. Chemicals are used to kill the germs and
bacteria in the raw water from the reservoirs. 2. The sand beds filter the water sand beds contain different grains of sands. 3. Sand particles and solid impurities are removed from the water. Uses of filtration technique