These are the 3 states of matter:

• Liquid, mixture and solvent

• Solid, liquid. and platinum

• Solid, liquid, and gas

• Mixtures, components, and molecules.

The 2 types of mixtures:

• homogeneous and components

• homogeneous and heterolinious

• homosapiens and heterosapiens

• homogeneous and heterogeneous

Are the mixtures formed by solutes and a solvent.

• homogeneous

• heterogeneous

Is also a heterogeneous mixture, the difference is that instead of having substances dissolved, they have tiny droplets.

• Solutions

• Colloids

• Suspensions

This is an example of homogeneous mixture

• cereal

• fresh salad

• hamburguer

• limonade

This is an example of colloid

• soup

• salad dressing

• toothpaste

• cereal

We can often find these mixtures in our kitchens to make food or constructions in building houses.

• Colloids

• Solutions

• Suspensions

This is an example of pure substances. ( only 1 component)

• chlorine

• kool- aid like zuko

• fog

• water

When you combine 2 or more components to make a mixture, the components can have physical changes.

• True

• False

Mixtures can be made of any combinaion of states of matter.

• True

• False