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  • Separating Sugar, Diamond Powder, and BaCO3: A Step-by-Step Guide
    The following separation scheme can be used to separate a mixture of sugar crystals, diamond powder, and BaCO3:

    1. Dissolution: Add water to the mixture. Sugar and BaCO3 will dissolve in water, while diamond powder will remain insoluble.

    2. Filtration: Filter the mixture to separate the diamond powder from the sugar and BaCO3 solution.

    3. Evaporation: Heat the sugar and BaCO3 solution until all the water evaporates. This will leave behind a solid mixture of sugar and BaCO3.

    4. Sublimation: Place the sugar and BaCO3 mixture in a sublimation apparatus. Heat the apparatus to a temperature at which BaCO3 sublimes (around 800°C). The BaCO3 will vaporize and condense on a cool surface, leaving behind the sugar.

    The separated components can then be collected and used for various purposes.

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