
Explore More Solutions
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Michael Stephens
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Explore More Solutions
TEKS 5.6.C
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Multiple Select
Which of these is a mixture? Choose ALL that are correct?
salad mix
trail mix
salt water
sugar water
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Multiple Select
Which of these is a solution? Choose ALL that are correct?
salad mix
trail mix
salt water
sugar water
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Multiple Choice
TRUE or FALSE: A solution is special kind of mixture.
True
False
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Categorize
salt water
sugar water
orange juice
water + food color
trail mix
gravel + sand
oil + water
Organize these options into the right categories
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Air is a solution.
TRUE
FALSE
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Explore More Solutions
Some mixtures are obvious, such as a salad. Other mixtures,
such as ocean water, are so well blended that it is hard to know
that they contain more than one thing. A mixture that has the
same composition throughout is called a solution. This means
the parts are mixed together evenly
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So many bright vegetables! A salad is a mixture. After mixing the salad vegetables, you can still see the different parts, and you can still separate them too.
Ocean water is a solution. You cannot see the salt, but it is there!
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Scientists base their work on what other scientists have discovered.
How would discoveries about solutions affect future scientific research?
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Think of sweet tea, ocean water, or orange juice. Can you see the different parts that make up these liquids? Probably not. That is because the solids, such as the sugar in sweet tea, have dissolved into the water. You can taste them, but you cannot see them.
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How could you collect the solids? As with salt water, you could let sweet tea sit out in the sun until the water evaporates. You would be left with a pile of sugar and tea solids.
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Many people are surprised to learn how much sugar is dissolved in a glass of their favorite drinks, like sweet tea.
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Many people are surprised how much
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If you made a mixture of 500 grams of red marbles and 100 grams of blue marbles. The total mass of the mixture would be
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If you made a solution with 40 grams of salt and 150 grams of water. The total mass of the solution would be
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If you made a solution with
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If you made a solution with 50 grams of sugar and
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