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Mastering Mixtures

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Which of the following best describes a mixture in chemistry?

A substance that retains its own chemical properties and makeup

The physical combination of two or more substances without chemical bonding (correct)

A material made up of two or more chemically bonded substances

A material in which the identities of the substances are changed

What are the different forms in which mixtures can exist?

Elements, compounds, and mixtures

Solutions, compounds, and colloids

Compounds, suspensions, and colloids

Solutions, suspensions, and colloids (correct)

What happens to the physical properties of a mixture?

They are not affected by the components

They remain the same as the components (correct)

They become the average of the components

They are completely different from the components

How can some mixtures be separated into their components?

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What are azeotropes?

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Which of the following best describes a mixture in chemistry?

What are the different forms in which mixtures can exist?

What happens to the physical properties of a mixture?

How can some mixtures be separated into their components?

What are azeotropes?

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