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[[File:Filter.png|right|300px|thumb|This [[diagram]] shows some '''filter paper''' in a [[funnel]].]]
 
'''Filter paper''' is a piece of equipment used to [[Separating Mixtures|separate]] [[insoluble]] [[solid]]s from [[liquid]]s.
 
'''Filter paper''' is a piece of equipment used to [[Separating Mixtures|separate]] [[insoluble]] [[solid]]s from [[liquid]]s.
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===About Filter Paper===
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: '''Filter paper''' is placed in a [[funnel]] to collect [[residue]] from a [[mixture]].
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: '''Filter paper''' has tiny holes that allow [[particle]]s in [[solution]] to pass through, but not large [[insoluble]] [[particle]]s.
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==Key Stage 4==
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===Meaning===
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'''Filter paper''' is a piece of equipment used to [[Separating Mixtures|separate]] [[insoluble]] [[solid]]s from [[liquid]]s.
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===About Filter Paper===
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: '''Filter paper''' is placed in a [[funnel]] to collect [[residue]] from a [[mixture]].
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: '''Filter paper''' has tiny holes that allow [[particle]]s in [[solution]] to pass through, but not large [[insoluble]] [[particle]]s.

Latest revision as of 20:51, 30 March 2019

Key Stage 3

Meaning

This diagram shows some filter paper in a funnel.

Filter paper is a piece of equipment used to separate insoluble solids from liquids.

About Filter Paper

Filter paper is placed in a funnel to collect residue from a mixture.
Filter paper has tiny holes that allow particles in solution to pass through, but not large insoluble particles.

Key Stage 4

Meaning

Filter paper is a piece of equipment used to separate insoluble solids from liquids.

About Filter Paper

Filter paper is placed in a funnel to collect residue from a mixture.
Filter paper has tiny holes that allow particles in solution to pass through, but not large insoluble particles.