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A. use filter paper to separate the salt from the alcohol and water. heat the liquid mixture to the
boiling point of alcohol (78.29 °c) until all of the alcohol condenses into a separate flask and
leaves the water behind in the original container.

b. heat the mixture to the boiling point of alcohol (78.29 °c), allowing the alcohol to condense into a
separate flask. continue to heat the liquid to a temperature of 100 °c to distill off the water. the
salt will be left behind in the flask.

c. heat the mixture to the boiling point of water (100 °c), allowing the water to condense into a
separate flask. continue to heat the liquid to a temperature of 78.29 °c to distill off the alcohol.
the salt will be left behind in the flask.

d. use filter paper to separate the salt from the alcohol and water. heat the liquid mixture to the
boiling point of alcohol (78.29 °c) and allow the alcohol to condense into a second container.
continue to heat the mixture to a temperature of 100 °c to distill off the water.

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