what is the difference between winnowing and filtriation?
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Answer / maha
separation of grains from threshed material i.e.,busa is
called winnowing
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Answer / sadia
winnowing means separation of chaff[bhusa]from grains
manually or by the aid of wind and filteration means
separation by the aid of a sieve.
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Answer / steven fernandes
winnowing means separating components from a mixture is called
winnowing.filtriation means if the exstra amount is left in
the stainer it is called filtriation.
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