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Mrs.Douglas-Mixtures

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Two or more substances that are put together but may be separated by physical processes; the substances have not changed chemically but still have their own properties Mixture
A mixture in which the particles of a substance are evenly spread out in another substance Solution
The mixing process of one substance into another so that a solution forms Dissolving
the amount of time it takes a solute to dissolve Rate of dissolving
any substance that seems to disappear (dissolves) in a solution. Solute
any substance in which a solute dissolves Solvent
a mixture that has a large amount of solute in the solvent; a strong solution Concentrated/Concentration
a mixture that has a small amount of solute in the solvent; a weak solution Dilute
a method of separating solid particles from a liquid or gas, using filter paper Filtration
a method used to separate a mixture into its various components by particle size, using wire mesh Sifting
process by which a liquid becomes a gas; can be used as a method of separating a mixture Evaporation
a method of separating a solution using a filter paper that will allow the solutes to separate from the solution by color Chromatography
a method of separating solids which float on a liquid from remaining materials in the mixture Floatation
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