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Mastering Mixtures

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Which of the following is a correct definition of a mixture?

A material made up of only one substance

A material made up of two or more chemically bonded substances

A physical combination of two or more substances where the identities are changed

A physical combination of two or more substances where the identities are retained (correct)

What are the different forms in which mixtures can exist?

Compounds and solutions

Elements and compounds

Solutions and colloids

Solutions, suspensions, and colloids (correct)

What happens to the chemical properties of the substances in a mixture?

They are completely changed

They are partially changed

They are destroyed

They are retained (correct)

Can the physical properties of a mixture be different from those of its components?

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What are azeotropes?

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Mastering Mixtures

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Which of the following is a correct definition of a mixture?

What are the different forms in which mixtures can exist?

What happens to the chemical properties of the substances in a mixture?

Can the physical properties of a mixture be different from those of its components?

What are azeotropes?

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