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nydimaria [60]
3 years ago
9

It's almost time for bed but before you're ready to go to sleep you decide to make yourself a cup of hot chocolate and a tasty s

nack. as the milk is heating you pour some pretzels popcorn and cereal bits into a big bowl. when the milk is hot you stir in the chocolate mix and settle down to enjoy your snack.
1. which mixture is most likely homogeneous?
2. which mixture is most likely heterogeneous?
3. identify the solution in this story.
4. identify the solute in this story.
5. identify the solvent in this story.
6. do you think the chocolate would have mixed in with the milk more quickly if the milk had been cold? explain your answer.​
Chemistry
1 answer:
ehidna [41]3 years ago
8 0

1. Milk.

2. What is in the bowl the popcorn, cereal, and pretzels.

3. Hot chocolate and hot milk.

4. Hot chocolate mix.

5. Hot milk.

6. No, because the hot chocolate powder was meant for hot liquids and with cold water it will take longer to dissolve.

You don't have to write exactly as me change it up if you need to hope this helps!!!

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