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What happens when you mix some solids?
What happens when you mix some solids?
- They always sink to the bottom
- They always dissolve into a liquid
- They always change into a new substance
- They do not change and you can see the parts of the mixture (correct)
What happens when you mix solids with water?
What happens when you mix solids with water?
- All objects will sink
- All objects will float
- Some objects will float and others will sink (correct)
- The mixture will always turn into a solid
What can happen to some solids when mixed with a liquid?
What can happen to some solids when mixed with a liquid?
- They always float to the top
- They always turn into a gas
- They always stay the same
- They always dissolve or mix completely into the liquid (correct)
What happens when you mix oil and water?
What happens when you mix oil and water?
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What is an example of a mixture that can be hard to take apart?
What is an example of a mixture that can be hard to take apart?
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Study Notes
Making Mixtures
- A mixture is a combination of two or more different things.
Types of Mixtures
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Mixture: Solid and Solid
- When you mix solids, they do not change.
- You can see the parts of the mixture.
- You can take them apart.
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Mixture: Solid and Liquid
- When you mix solids with water, some objects will float and others will sink.
- Some mixtures are hard to take apart.
- Some solids dissolve or mix completely into the liquid.
- Some liquids mix completely too.
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Mixture: Liquid and Liquid
- Some liquids do not mix together.
- Oil and water do not mix.
- The two liquids stay apart.
Physical Change vs Chemical Change
- Freezing or melting is a physical change.
- Examples of physical change: ice-water, water-ice.
- Examples of physical change or chemical change: burning wood, slicing bread, ripping paper.
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This quiz covers the concept of making mixtures, including routines, mindfulness, and essential questions. It's designed for Science 1 students.
