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Laboratory Materials
Experimental Error
Distillation & Floatation
Chromatography
Filtration and Evaporation
Extraction
Test for Ions and Gases

Extraction involves the separation of a solid from a solution mixture by selective precipitation. 

Mixture Separation 

Concept #1: Extraction

separatory funnel is the commonly used instrument for extraction. In it, two liquid layers are used for the selective precipitation of a solid from the liquid phase based on difference in density and solubility. 

The most common form of an extraction is an acid-base extraction, which uses the different acidities of compounds to selectively precipitate one compound over another. 

Concept #2: Acid-Base Extraction