3.06 Mixtures and Solutions

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Best definition of a mixture?

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combination of two or more substances

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Example of a homogeneous mixture: chocolate chip cookie, rock, saltwater

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saltwater

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Example of a heterogeneous mixture:

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sand in a bottle of water

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A mixture is different from a compound because in mixtures the substances are

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not chemically bonded

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What is a kind of mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another?

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solution

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In a homogeneous mixture, the ingredient substances are

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evenly distributed

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In a heterogeneous mixture, the ingredient substances are

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sparse in some areas and concentrated in other areas

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In a mixture, the ingredients intermingle and

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do not react with other or chemically bond to each other

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In a glass of water with sugar dissolved in it, the sugar is the solvent.

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False

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In a solution, the solute is the substance in the smaller amount.

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True