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The hot plate would heat up the salt water and cause the water to evaporate, leaving salt crystals behind. If the water vapour was led off and condensed back into water by cooling, the water would be suitable for drinking.

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first get a see through plastic cup then fill it up with warm water and salt don't mix then then put a smaller plastic cup fill less then half with cold water put the small cup in the big one don't let it tilt taste the salt water with your pinkie cover the all of the outside in plastic wrap after a day taste the salt water again if you did it right the salt water should be drinkable water ..................................................................... PS never let the small cup tilt and keep the cup under the sun

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A hot plate can separate salt and water by vaporizing the water and leaving only the salt that was in solution behind.

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yes because the heat from the plate will make the salt dissolve/disappear

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Yes, place a dish of salt water on a hot plate and allow the water to be gently evaporated away. The result will be salt crystals remaining in the dish.

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Will a hot plate separate salt water?

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