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Oil and vinegar are a mixture. After a while they will separate.
Haylie Marvin
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∙ 13y agoCaesar salad is a mechanical mixture, if your dressing has no vinegar.
Its a chemical mixture, if the salad has vinegar, because the vinegar interacts with the other contents.
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What are the chemical and physical properties of a Caesar salad?
Caesar salad is a mixture with variable recipes.
Which substance is a mixture Caesar salad or dry ice or zinc sulfide or platinum?
Caeser Salad
Is a salad a mechanical mixture?
yes it is because it contains a variety of different fruits which has an uneven mixture of pure substances which makes a mechanical mixture
Is a salad a pure substance or a mechanical mixture or a solution?
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Is Caesar salad named after Julius Caesar?
No, they were named after Caesar Cardini, the inventor of Caesar salad.
Did Julius Caesar invent the Caesar salad?
No Julius Caesar did not invent the Caesar salad
Is Caesar salda an element compound or a mixture?
Well...let's see now... My copy of the periodic table lists "Cs" as "Caesium" (or "Cesium." Whatever turns you on.) rather than "Caesar Salad." There aren't any other entries on the periodic table for "Caesar Salad." So we know it's not an element. We also know it's not hard to separate the various components that go into making a Caesar Salad...just pick out the croutons and wash the lettuce. A compound takes more work than that to separate. Caesar Salad must be a mixture.
Is Caesar salad a homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture?
Heterogeneous. You know this because you can see the individual pieces of the salad. An example of a food that's homogeneous would be something like bread where you can't see all the individual components.
Did Julius Caesar eat Caesar salad?
He probably did. However, there is no connection between him and Caesar salad, which is a modern invention.
What is better to eat Caesar salad or double cheese burger?
cheeseburger
How do you spell casaer salad?
caesar salad
What was a Caesar?
A salad.
