Mix and match

A combination is the union of two or more substances that give rise to a new substance and in which the components cannot be easily separated.

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Mixture

A mixture is the result of the union of two or more components physically united but not chemically combined. Chemical reactions do not occur in a mixture and each of its components retains its identity and chemical properties.

A mixture is the result of the mechanical bonding of chemicals without chemical bonding or other chemical changes.

Some mixtures can become reactive, that is, their components can react with each other under certain conditions. The components of a mixture can be:

• Solid
• Liquids
• Gaseous.

The mixtures are classified into:

Homogeneous: Its components cannot be differentiated with the naked eye.

Heterogeneous: It has a non-uniform union in which its components are easily distinguished.

Combination

It is a word that refers to the act or consequence of combining something, that is, joining various elements to achieve a compound. It can also be an ordered sequence of signs that allows accessing or putting into operation certain

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Difference between Mix and Match

• Substances that are found in variable amounts are involved in a mixture.
• The substances that intervene in a mixture retain their properties.
• The formation of a mixture does not cause energetic changes.
• The components of a mixture can be separated by physical procedures such as decantation, distillation, filtration, centrifugation, and crystallization.
• A mixture does not produce new substances.
• In a combination, the substances involved do so in fixed amounts.
• The substances involved in a composition vary their properties.
• A combination creates a new substance or product.
• A combination of displaces or absorbs heat.
• Combinations can be separated only by a chemical reaction.