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A) Manish and Revathi are making lemon Juice for themselves. Manish wants cold juice, so he adds sugar to cold water. Revathi adds the same amount of sugar but the water is at room temperature. In which case will the sugar dissolves faster and why? 1. Name the separation technique that can be used to separate sand from pebbles.
2. Explain the principle behind this separation method.​

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