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Filtering refers to the process of separating impurities, contaminants, or other unwanted substances from a mixture using certain methods or devices. The principle of filtration relies on a filtering medium with a small pore size; as the fluid passes through, most solid particles or large molecular substances are trapped, while the liquid or gas can pass through. Filtering can be used in various fields such as water treatment, air purification, fine chemical production, and laboratories. Common methods of filtration include: – Vacuum filtration: The mixture is adsorbed onto a filtering medium, and then, by applying negative pressure, the solution passes through the filtering medium while the solid particles remain on it. - Pressure filtration: By applying positive pressure, the solution is forced to pass through the filtering medium, while the solid particles remain on it. - Centrifugal filtration: Utilizes centrifugal force to force solid particles together, and then separates them through a filtering medium. - Filter bag filtration: The material is placed inside the filter bag, and pressure is applied from the outside to allow the liquid to pass through while the solids remain inside the filter bag. The choice of filtration method should be determined based on the properties of the mixture, the desired filtration effect, and the application scenario. For specific filtration solutions and relevant information, it is recommended to consult professional filtration equipment suppliers or search for relevant resources on the Internet. .