Mixture

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is a combination of two or more substances combined and can be separated by physical or mechanical needs

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mixture

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Two Classification of mixture

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Homogenous and Heterogenous Mixture

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is a mixture having the same uniform appearance and properties throughout, commonly known as solution

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Homogenous Mixture

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A solution composed of the dissolved substance called solute and solvent which is the dissolving medium

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Heterogenous Mixture

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TRUE OR FALSE:

In Heterogenous Mixture, the solvent usually present in GREATER AMOUNT while solute presents SMALLER AMOUNT

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False

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TRUE OR FALSE:

The SOLVENT is the DISSOLVING MEDIUM

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True

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TRUE OR FALSE:

In Heterogenous Mixture, the solvent usually present in SMALLER AMOUNT while solute presents GREATER AMOUNT

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True

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This mixtures examples are salt solution, sugar water solution, alloys, etc.

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Heterogenous Mixture

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A Mixture containing two or more substances in different places

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Heterogenous Mixture

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Two Types of Heterogenous Mixture

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Suspensions and Colloids

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Many medicines are in ______ form. This kind of mixture has to be shaken first before drinking to be ensure that the particles are evenly distributed.

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Suspensions

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The particles of it are smaller than those of a suspension but larger than those of solution.

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Colloids

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The particles of Colloids do not settle and has the ability to scatter light known as _______.

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Tyndall Effect

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This type of Heterogenous Mixture Examples are fog, water droplets, marshmallows, and aerosol spray.

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Colloids