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You just used the last of your breakfast cereal to make yourself a fresh bowl. After eating a couple of spoonfuls, you notice that the printing on the box claims that your cereal has the most metallic iron of any breakfast cereal on the planet. Now, your only sample of the breakfast cereal contains bran flakes, raisins, milk, and sugar. You decide to find out if the claim regarding the iron is true. How would you separate the mixture to collect the iron?
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