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IrinaVladis
8 days ago
9

To separate a mixture of hard candies and marbles, the most efficient method would be

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2 answers:
castortr0y [2.9K]8 days ago
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I believe handpicking is the most efficient method for this situation. Alternatively, you could melt the candies with the marbles. The hard candy will liquefy faster. Once melted, the marbles remain solid while the candies turn into liquid. You can then use a net to strain the mixture, allowing the candy to flow through while trapping the marbles.
eduard [2.6K]8 days ago
5 0
To separate the marbles trapped in the candies, boil the candies in water until they melt, then place a strainer in the sink and run cold water beforehand and for two minutes afterward. This prevents damage to the plumbing as you drain the mixture into the strainer.
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