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Alecsey [184]
3 years ago
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What are the substances making up a mixture called

Chemistry
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dimulka [17.4K]3 years ago
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  • The substance that made up of a particular mixture can be regarded as Solute and solvent

  • A  mixture can be regarded as material which is made up of  more than one  different Chemical substance or substances , whereby they  are not chemically combined.

  • Substance could be any matter such as <em>salt, rice, and or compounds</em>

  • A mixture can be regarded as physical combination involving two or more substances whereby each entities identities are retained, then mixed in the form such as ;
  1. <em>solutions</em>
  2. <em> suspensions </em>
  3. <em> colloids</em>.

  • A mixture could be  in this form <em>(Solute + solvent = solution)</em>

Therefore, the substance that made up of a particular mixture can be regarded as <em>Solute and solvent</em>

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