Choose the separation techniques that rely on differences in boiling points. A. Simple distillation and filtration. B. Filtration and paper chromatography. C. Simple distillation and fractional distillation. D. Soxhlet extraction and paper chromatography.

Choose the separation techniques that rely on differences in boiling points. A. Simple distillation and filtration. B. Filtration and paper chromatography. C. Simple distillation and fractional distillation. D. Soxhlet extraction and paper chromatography.

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Choose the separation techniques that rely on differences in boiling points.
A. Simple distillation and filtration.
B. Filtration and paper chromatography.
C. Simple distillation and fractional distillation.
D. Soxhlet extraction and paper chromatography.

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