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mixtures sample for work scienceeeeeeeeee
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- 5. 3. RAISE YOUR HANDIF YOU WANT TO SAY ASK AND SAY SOMETHING
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- 7. Matter according toits composition it can be broken down into two, pure substances and mixtures
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- 12. Directions: Arrange the following scrambledletters to form a new word.
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- 25. Have you eaten or drankhalo –
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- 28. Mixture is consistingof two or more substances that are not chemically combined. No new substances are formed. Since the substances do not react chemically, the properties of the substances
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- 31. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCEOF HOMOGENOUS AND
- 32. Homogeneous is a mixturesin which particles are uniformly spread throughout. It is made up of only one phase. The particles are so small in which you
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- 35. Heterogeneous is amixture that consisting of particles that are not spread out evenly. It is made up of more than one phase. The sizes of the particles vary and you can identify one
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- 39. DIRECTIONS: Draw at leastone example of the two mixtures that are homogenous and heterogenous. Describe what you draw.
- 40. What is thedifference of the heterogenous and homogenous?
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- 45. How can you appreciatethe importance of mixtures?
- 46. ASSIGNMENT Make an infographic aboutpure substances vs mixture.
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