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When preparing a lemon juice, it is common to add sugar to sweeten the drink. Imagine you are in a chemistry lab and have been tasked with analyzing the composition of a sweetened lemon juice. For this, one of your colleagues prepared a mixture containing water, lemon juice, ice, and sugar. 1) Based on your knowledge of components and phases of a mixture, identify and justify how many components and phases are present in this mixture. 2) Describe a simple procedure that could be used to separate the components of this mixture, explaining the chemical principle that underlies your suggestion.

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