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Changes in matter Mixtures.

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1 Changes in matter Mixtures

2 Combination of two or more substance
What is a Mixture Combination of two or more substance Can have one or more phases (solid, liquid or gaseous)

3 What is a mixture

4 Heterogeneous mixture
Made of two or more substances Can be distinguished just by looking at them (More than one visible phase)

5 Heterogeneous mixture

6 Made up of two or more substances
Homogeneous mixture Made up of two or more substances Cannot be distinguished just by looking at them (only one visible phase)

7 Homogeneous mixture

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