Welcome to your Mixed Substances Class 6
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The process of transferring clear supernatant liquid into a separate clear container without disturbing the sediment is called
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The mixture obtained after mixing a solute in a solvent is called a
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The solution in which no more solid can be dissolved is called
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A substance that is composed of two or more substances mixed in any ratio is
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What kind of mixture can be separated through winnowing?
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Which of the following is an example of impurity?
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The solid part of the solution is called
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The constituents of a mixture are
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A heterogeneous mixture that consists of a solid dissolved in a liquid
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A heterogeneous mixture in which one liquid is dispersed as fine droplets in another liquid.
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Common salt is prepared from sea water by the process of
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The process by which insoluble solid particles are separated from a liquid using a filter paper is
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In a mixture, the liquid to which the solute is added is called
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A mixture of husk and Wheat is an example of
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Which of the following mixtures can be separated using Sublimation?
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Which of the following is not an example of mixture?
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Process in which a mixture changes into vapours directly on heating without passing through liquid phase
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The process in which liquid changes into vapours on heating is called