How do I seperate salt from sugar when I accidentally mixed them up?

PLEASE! Guys How do I seperate salt from sugar when I accidentally mixed them up?

As in you mixed them together?

You could always try this https://www.answerout.com/question/how-to-separate-salt-and-sugar

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Reply 2

Reality Check

Original post by Gm_fernando

PLEASE! Guys How do I seperate salt from sugar when I accidentally mixed them up?

You've put this in nutrition and supplements. Is it supposed to be a chemistry S.H. question instead? If so, please take care to post in the correct forum so people don't have to move threads around. Thanks :smile:

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Reply 3

anosmianAcrimony

Lick one grain at a time.

Reply 4

Gm_fernando

Original post by Reality Check

Sorry I would do that now

Reply 5

Reality Check

Original post by Gm_fernando

Sorry I would do that now

Thank you

Original post by Gm_fernando

PLEASE! Guys How do I seperate salt from sugar when I accidentally mixed them up?

Think about solubilities of these two compounds in some common solvents. Could this provide a way to differentiate them?

Reply 6

Muttly

Just throw it away

But if this is a post to gain attention over differing crystal densities or chemical solubility eat your heart out (I think the TSR rules though says 'not here')

Reply 7

black tea

Original post by Muttly

Just throw it away

But if this is a post to gain attention over differing crystal densities or chemical solubility eat your heart out (I think the TSR rules though says 'not here')