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    This document discusses mixtures and the two types: homogeneous and heterogeneous. Homogeneous mixtures have a uniform composition that cannot be seen with the naked eye, like solutions, while heterogeneous mixtures have components distributed non-uniformly that can be seen separately, like mixtures of salt and sand or water and kerosene. Crystallization is also summarized as the process where crystals form and grow when a supersaturated solution contains excess solute.

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    This document discusses mixtures and the two types: homogeneous and heterogeneous. Homogeneous mixtures have a uniform composition that cannot be seen with the naked eye, like solutions, while heterogeneous mixtures have components distributed non-uniformly that can be seen separately, like mixtures of salt and sand or water and kerosene. Crystallization is also summarized as the process where crystals form and grow when a supersaturated solution contains excess solute.

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    SOLUTIONS

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    Sana
    Mixtures

    When two or more substances mix with each other without


    participating in a chemical change, the resulting substance is
    called a mixture.
    There are two types of mixtures. they are
    homogenous mixtures and heterogeneous mixtures
    Homogeneous mixture
    ● If the composition of the
    constituents is the same
    throughout the mixture, it is
    known as a homogeneous
    mixture.

    Eg. sugar solution, salt solution, air,


    ornamental gold.

    ● All solutions are homogeneous


    mixtures.
    ● Components of these mixtures
    cannot be seen seperately with
    our naked eye.
    Heterogeneous mixtures

    ● If the components in a
    mixture are not distributed
    uniformly, it is known as
    heterogeneous mixture.
    Eg. a mixture of salt and sand,
    muddy water, a mixture of water
    and kerosene.
    ● Components can be seen
    seperately with our naked
    eye.
    Crystallisation
    When a solute crystal is
    placed in a supersaturated
    solution, the excess of the
    solute crystallises as small
    crystals. The crystal can be
    seen to grow as well.This is
    crystallisation.

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