A mixture. What is classified as a mixture? A mixture is a combinations of two or more elements, usually one element and another element. It can be either a mixture of water, salt or any other element that has been added to the mix. For example, if you add a mixture of water and lemon juice, you'll have a outcome mixture of water and lemon juice. Mixtures can be important because its the forming of changes in future development and inventions. We use mixtures because it's apart of our everyday standards. You produce breakfast, lunch, and dinner by combining multiple different types of ingredients and combinations.
You can use energy sources when creating a mixture. Another example, if you put egg yolks on a heated pan and put cheese into the substance, you'll get a result of cooked eggs and cheese.
A mixture contains solutions of different kinds of substances. When it holds the smallest amount it'll vanish, which is knowingly called a "solute". The largest amount is called "solvent". As an example, imagine having a cup of water, a tea bag, and some sugar. The base, water, is the solvent. While, the
add-ins, tea bag and sugar, are solutes. And this is how and why mixtures are created.





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