1. Salt is obtained from seawater by first allowing it to evaporate in shallow pits exposed to sunlight and air. As the water evaporates, it leaves behind a mixture of salts and other substances. The solid salt is then collected and further purified. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/nRead more

    Salt is obtained from seawater by first allowing it to evaporate in shallow pits exposed to sunlight and air. As the water evaporates, it leaves behind a mixture of salts and other substances. The solid salt is then collected and further purified.

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  2. Common salt (namak) is obtained from seawater. The seawater is evaporated in shallow pits under sunlight and air, leaving behind the solid salt, which is then collected and purified. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions-class-6-science-curiosity-chapter-9/

    Common salt (namak) is obtained from seawater. The seawater is evaporated in shallow pits under sunlight and air, leaving behind the solid salt, which is then collected and purified.

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  3. The purpose of using sieving in a solid-solid mixture is to separate particles based on size. It allows fine particles to pass through the sieve while retaining larger particles, effectively sorting and separating components of different sizes. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncerRead more

    The purpose of using sieving in a solid-solid mixture is to separate particles based on size. It allows fine particles to pass through the sieve while retaining larger particles, effectively sorting and separating components of different sizes.

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  4. Common parts of plants used in Ayurvedic remedies include roots, leaves, bark, seeds, flowers, fruits, and stems. These plant parts are utilized for their medicinal properties to balance doshas and promote overall health.

    Common parts of plants used in Ayurvedic remedies include roots, leaves, bark, seeds, flowers, fruits, and stems. These plant parts are utilized for their medicinal properties to balance doshas and promote overall health.

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  5. In Ayurveda, herbs or plant parts are often dried in the shade to preserve their active compounds, essential oils, and potency. Shade drying helps retain the natural color, aroma, and therapeutic properties, ensuring their effectiveness in remedies. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.comRead more

    In Ayurveda, herbs or plant parts are often dried in the shade to preserve their active compounds, essential oils, and potency. Shade drying helps retain the natural color, aroma, and therapeutic properties, ensuring their effectiveness in remedies.

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