Question

question 4. a student is using a procedure to separate a mixture in the lab, as shown in the image provided below. part a. which separation procedure is the student conducting? part b. what property does this procedure use to separate components? part c. what does this process do? it separates insoluble solids from liquids it separates liquids that have different boiling points it separates magnetic substances from nonmagnetic substances it separates substances that have different solubilities.

Explanation:

Part A: The image shows pouring a liquid - solid mixture to separate the liquid from the solid. This is decantation.
Part B: Decantation uses the property that solids are insoluble and settle at the bottom while the liquid can be poured off.
Part C: Decantation separates insoluble solids from liquids.

Answer:

Part A: Decantation
Part B: Solubility (insolubility of solids in the liquid)
Part C: It separates insoluble solids from liquids