Chemistry, 25.08.2020 22:01 jasminecoronetti44

Give two examples of mixtures in which the physical properties of the ingredients, or substances, are maintained, or NOT changed, when they are mixed together. Then give two examples of mixtures in which the physical properties of the materials ARE changed when they are mixed together.

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