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Liono4ka [1.6K]
3 years ago
8

27. Interpreting Concepts One way to make lemonade is

Chemistry
1 answer:
Fynjy0 [20]3 years ago
8 0

Explanation:

compound is already together use your brain man you take multiple things. to make lemonade aka a mixture of powder and water cmon man u gotta think about it logically

think about like this a bartebder asjs you what drink your having what is he going to do next ? hes going to make the drink so you can have another right? yha

observe what happens next

the bartender grabs a cup and goes to the ice and scoops it up he takes a bottle of vodka and puts it into the shot cup "a preset cup for alcohol measurement " he takes stawberry puraee (strawberry mix) and pyrs it into the drink and mixes it around by shaking it . puts a extractor on top of it and takes a glass and pours the drink in front of you into the glass. you dont see the vodka in there do you ? no you dont because its mixed in there same thing with lemonade.

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