How do you separate iron dust sand camphor and salt?

Answer 1

Use a magnet to collect all of the iron fillings. Then you make some static electricity with a balloon. Gently rub the statically charged balloon on the contents and it will take everything but the benzoic acid. Now put the rest of the mixture into water. The sawdust will float to the top, scrape them off. The salt will dissolve into the water. The sand will sink to the bottom, filter or seive the mixture. Boil the salty water until all the water has evaporated. Salt residue will be on the sides and the bottom of the pot and can easilly be scraped off. You have successfully separated salt, sand, iron, sawdust, and benzoic acid.

Answer 2

to separate these four items you will need a magnet, water, container, filter and filter paper and a stiring tool. Step 1 is to remove the iron filling by moving the magnet over the mixed materials to get the iron separated then you put the rest into a container which would be mixed the salt will dissolve the sand will sink and the sawdust will float to the top. You scoop the sawdust out and you filter the sand and leave the dissolved salt in the water until the water dissolves and leaved the salt. there you go.

Answer 3

First, you take a magnet and take out the iron filings, then you add water to separate the sand from the sulfur, and once you get the sand out you filter it one more time and you have sulfur in one pile, sand in another, and iron filings in the third pil.

Answer 4

Iron is extracted with a magnet.
Camphor is extracted with acetone.
Salt is soluble in water.
Finally sand remain as a residue.