Study Kit

Mixtures are combinations of different substances that come together but don't chemically react. They can be found all around us, like the air we breathe and the food we eat. There are two types of mixtures: homogeneous, where everything looks the same, like sugar dissolved in water, and heterogeneous, where you can see the different parts, like a bowl of cereal. We use various methods, such as filtering or heating, to separate these mixtures and get back the original substances. Understanding mixtures helps us make things, like cooking recipes or even creating new materials. So, next time you enjoy a smoothie or look at the clouds in the sky, remember that mixtures are part of our daily lives, making things interesting and diverse.