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A filtrate is the liquid or solution that remains after it has passed through a filter. The filter allows the liquid to pass through but traps solid particles or other unwanted substances. The filtrate is typically clearer than the original mixture because it is free from the solid components that were retained by the filter. The composition of the filtrate is essentially the same as the original solution, but without the solid impurities.