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Amplify Matter 2-3

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T/F All solids dissolve in water. False
When molecules are __________ to water molecules, they spread apart and mix evenly. attracted
To mix evenly into a liquid by breaking into pieces too small to see dissolve
Able to dissolve into a liquid soluble
T/F When the molecules of a solid aren't attracted to water molecules, they stay clustered together as a solid True
T/F All liquids can mix evenly with each other. False
A mixture of liquids that separates into layers over time unstable mixture
An ingredient that allows normally unmixable liquids to stay mixed emulsifier
A mixture that does not separate stable mixture
T/F Salad dressing is a substance False
small bits of a solid that float on top or settle to the bottom of a liquid sediment
T/F Citric acid is soluble in water. True
T/F Sugar is soluble in water. True
T/F Pepper is soluble in water. False
T/F Cumin is soluble in water. False
T/F When a solid is mixed into a liquid and leaves no sediment, it has evaporated. False
T/F If a solid dissolves into a liquid, it can be removed. True
T/F Stirring a mixture won't help a solid dissolve. False
The two base ingredients in our salad dressing oil and vinegar
Two flavor ingredients that don't leave a sediment sugar and citric acid
T/F Flour was the best emulsifier. False
what you can observe or measure about something that helps you to identify it property
A group of atoms joined together in a particular way molecule
a tiny piece of matter too small to see atom
to pull on an object without even touching it attraction
an emulsifier for oil and vinegar lecithin
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