How do you separate things from centrifugal force?

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How do these machines work?

I mean there is no such thing called centrifugal force in real yeah. It is basically inertia. So can anyone tell me how it can be used to separate molecules and how different masses move differently. I haven't see the machine yet so if you can explain that would be great. Thanks!
 
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sameeralord said:
How do these machines work?

I mean there is no such thing called centrifugal force in real yeah. It is basically inertia. So can anyone tell me how it can be used to separate molecules and how different masses move differently. I haven't see the machine yet so if you can explain that would be great. Thanks!

Do you mean how does a centrifuge work?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrifuge

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