What happens when you mix liquid and a solid together?

Answer 1

Usually solids have crustal structures. When two different solids gets mixed due to interaction between the protons and electrons different crystalic bonds will be formed Such mixing is called metal alloys. Example: brass, bronze and even gold meant for making ornaments.

Answer 2

Depends on what liquid and what solid. Mix salt into water and it "disappears" into solution. Mix sand into the same water and it settles out on the bottom. Mix powdered iron into hydrochloric acid and it is "eaten" by the acid in a chemical reaction that produces new compounds. The answer depends on what is mixed together.

Answer 3

When you mix a liquid and a solid together, the solid may dissolve in the liquid, forming a solution. Alternatively, the solid may remain suspended in the liquid, resulting in a suspension. In some cases, the solid may react with the liquid, leading to a chemical reaction and the formation of new substances.

Answer 4

If a solid is mixed with another solid, they can sometimes be separated. It depends on whether their particles are the same size and whether one or both are dissolve in liquids.

Answer 5

You have a mixture of solids, assuming they dont react.

Answer 6

Depending on the temperature of the liquid, the solid can either melt (in high temperature) or stay the same (colder temperatures).

Answer 7

the color of liquid will be come disaper

Answer 8

solid usually mix

Answer 9

amalgam