Car is a vehicle, while the others are musical instruments.

Apple is a fruit, while the others are clothing items.

Car is not an animal, while the others are.

Mass spectrometry separates ions based on their mass-to-charge ratio, allowing for the identification of different groups.

Piano is a musical instrument, while the others are sports.

Chromatography offers high resolution, allowing for the effective separation and identification of complex mixtures.

Spectroscopy relies on the absorption of light by substances, which can be used to identify different groups based on their unique absorption spectra.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) provides detailed information about the chemical structure of compounds, aiding in group identification.

Electrophoresis involves the movement of charged particles in an electric field, which can be used to separate and identify groups.

Chromatography is a technique used to separate and identify components in a mixture, making it effective for group identification.

Mass spectrometry is widely used in forensic science for the identification of substances and groups due to its accuracy and sensitivity.

Elephant is a herbivore, while the others are carnivores.

Circle is a shape, while the others are colors.

Sunflower is a plant, while the others are planets.

Carrot is a vegetable while the others are fruits.

Titration typically identifies specific groups and may not be suitable for complex mixtures, making it a limitation in group identification.

Filtration is a physical separation method and does not identify chemical groups, unlike the other methods listed.

Oak is a tree, while the others are flowers.

Infrared spectroscopy is particularly effective for identifying functional groups due to the characteristic absorption bands associated with different groups.