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1 Centrifugation

2 Learning Objectives: Explore how centrifugation works
Explain how scientists use centrifugation

3 What is Centrifugation?
Centrifugation - is the process where a mixture is separated through spinning

4 What is a Centrifuge? Centrifuge - a device for separating particles from a solution based on size and density.

5 How Does Centrifugation Work?
As the tube spins, the larger particles will get flung out further, and smaller particles will stay close to the center.

6 YouTube Centrifugation

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