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What is the difference between the particals in an elementcompounda homogenous and a hetrogeneous mixture?
Element-- all atoms are the same.
Compound -- all atoms are not the same, but they have combined in an exact ratio so there is an exact formula, and the properties have changed from the elements to form the compound.
ALL mixtures -- things are just stirred together with no change in their properties and no exact formula
Heterogeneous mixture -- like salt and pepper mixed together, you can still see the individual particles
Homogeneous mixture -- like salt and water, you can't see the different particles, but their properties have not changed. You can still taste the salt.
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What happens when a substance is unable to dissolve into a solvent?
the subtance into a unablilty to dissolve into a solvent is called an solution because of the particals in which matter can go down in to a lower abillity to dislove into a mixture. Because of the hetrogeneous and homogenous both take part of this, the hetrogenous is when they do NOT mix evenly and a Homogenous is when they DO mix evenly, so by that matter of the solution it would be called an substance classified in to an homogenouse sence another word for ''homogenouse'' is .. ''SOLUTION'' so when a solution disolves in to a solvent it is called a controlled variable and not an dialute so the substance ability would be a : SOLUTION! :D -PLEASE NOT THAT THIS QUESTION'S DATA BASE IS BASED ON WHICH THE STATE OF MATTERS PARtICALS CAN COMBINE INTO A MIXTURE - SOLUBILITY- which = a solution. thank you. :D
What is the difference between a landscape dominated by depositional processes and a landscape dominated by erosional processes?
Deposition is when particals are dropped of and left. Erosion is where particales are carried away
Which travel faster smoke or gas particles?
gas particals
What is a mixture in which different particals cannot be seen?
This is called homogeneous.
How the particles are connected?
Particals are connected tightly,loosly,and very loose
What does the substrate of the neritic zone look like?
looks like a infenent difference of particals.
What the different between a solute and a solution?
the difference between a solution and a non solution is that a solution is a substance in which all the particals in it have dissolved and mixed completely. a non solution is a substance that still has particals that have not been mixed completely.
What happens when a substance is unable to dissolve into a solvent?
the subtance into a unablilty to dissolve into a solvent is called an solution because of the particals in which matter can go down in to a lower abillity to dislove into a mixture. Because of the hetrogeneous and homogenous both take part of this, the hetrogenous is when they do NOT mix evenly and a Homogenous is when they DO mix evenly, so by that matter of the solution it would be called an substance classified in to an homogenouse sence another word for ''homogenouse'' is .. ''SOLUTION'' so when a solution disolves in to a solvent it is called a controlled variable and not an dialute so the substance ability would be a : SOLUTION! :D -PLEASE NOT THAT THIS QUESTION'S DATA BASE IS BASED ON WHICH THE STATE OF MATTERS PARtICALS CAN COMBINE INTO A MIXTURE - SOLUBILITY- which = a solution. thank you. :D
What is the difference between a landscape dominated by depositional processes and a landscape dominated by erosional processes?
Deposition is when particals are dropped of and left. Erosion is where particales are carried away
Electrically charged particals?
Ions
The particals in what move back and forth?
solids
What happens to particals when heated up?
They vibrate
What are the three subatomic particals?
Protons, Neutrons and Electrons.
Which other particals have the same mass as protons?
Electrons.
Do sand dollars have to eat?
YES. THEY EAT ORGANIC PARTICALS
Particals arranged in a repeating pattern?
Sometimes, if they are a crystalline solid.
Which travel faster smoke or gas particles?
gas particals
