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    The document describes three activities involving mixtures. The first activity involves mixing sand, lemon, powdered milk, soil, and oil in water and observing whether each creates a homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture. The second activity involves mixing salt, flour, powdered coffee, sugar, and chalk in water and observing whether each material is soluble or insoluble. The third activity layers dishwashing liquid, oil, water, and salt and observes whether the mixtures are miscible or immiscible.

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    The document describes three activities involving mixtures. The first activity involves mixing sand, lemon, powdered milk, soil, and oil in water and observing whether each creates a homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture. The second activity involves mixing salt, flour, powdered coffee, sugar, and chalk in water and observing whether each material is soluble or insoluble. The third activity layers dishwashing liquid, oil, water, and salt and observes whether the mixtures are miscible or immiscible.

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    The document describes three activities involving mixtures. The first activity involves mixing sand, lemon, powdered milk, soil, and oil in water and observing whether each creates a homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture. The second activity involves mixing salt, flour, powdered coffee, sugar, and chalk in water and observing whether each material is soluble or insoluble. The third activity layers dishwashing liquid, oil, water, and salt and observes whether the mixtures are miscible or immiscible.

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    Activity 1

    Mixtures
    Materials:
    Sand Oil
    1 Lemon Soil
    Powdered Milk

    Procedure:

    In your transparent glass, mix your five materials in water separately. Observe and record you observation
    below into either be homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture.

    Pure Substances Homogeneous Mixture Heterogeneous Mixture


    Sand
    Lemon
    Powdered Milk
    Soil
    Oil
    Conclusion:

    2. Solubility
    Materials:
    Salt Flour Powdered Coffee
    Sugar Chalk

    Procedure:
    Mix your materials to water as universal solvent. Observe and record your observation into either be your
    material is soluble or insoluble. Record your observation below.
    Materials Soluble Insoluble
    Salt
    Sugar
    Flour
    Chalk
    Powdered Coffee
    Conclusion:

    3. Miscible and Immiscible


    Materials
    Dishwashing liquid Salt
    Oil Water

    Procedure:
    1. Pour half a cup of water in your glass.
    2. Pour half a cup of oil on top of the water.
    3. Slowly pour half cup of detergent on top of the oil.
    4. Slowly pour half cup water with coloring powder on top of the detergent. Observe.
    5. Put a sprinkle of salt. Observe

    What happened? Write your observations about your mixture in relation to Miscibility and Immiscibility.

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