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What happens when you mix some solids?
What happens when you mix some solids?
What happens when you mix solids with water?
What happens when you mix solids with water?
What can happen to some solids when mixed with a liquid?
What can happen to some solids when mixed with a liquid?
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.
