Integral morphism of schemes is separated

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I wish to prove the statement in the second paragraph, right after Definition 28.42.1., which goes as follows:

"It is clear that integral/finite morphisms are separated and quasi-compact"

As a first step, I notice that since a morphism is finite if and only if it is of finite type and integral. Therefore we reduce to proving the following statement:

An integral morphism is separated and quasi-compact.

I would appreciate help with the proof that an integral morphism is separated.

Thanks in advance!