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Matter, A solution is a homogeneous mixture, Key: - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Real world examples: pure gold, pure iron, pure copper
  - - - Real world examples: Saltwater, sand and water, olive oil dressing
    - - The components within the mixture are so thoroughly mixed that the mixture looks the same everywhere, even under a microscope.
        
        Real world example: saltwater
    - - The components are distributed unevenly, making it easy to distinguish the two from each other.
        
        Real world example: oil and water
    - - A homogeneous mixture made of two or more substances where the solute is dissolved in the solvent to make the solution.
        
        Real world examples: Saltwater, brass alloy, air
    - - A heterogeneous mixture where one substance is dispirsed uniformly throughout. They remain suspended in the substance due to electrical charges.
        
        Real world example: fog (liquid water is suspended in the air)
    - - A heterogeneous mixture where, throughout a liquid or a gas, a solid is dispersed and does not dissolve. They remain visible and settle if left undisturbed
        
        Real life example: Orange juice and pulp (the pulp will settle at the bottom)
- - - - Flammability
      - Radioactivity
      - Toxicity
      - Real world example: observing rusted iron
  - - - Density
      - Mass
      - Volume
      - Real world example: measuring the boiling point of a liquid
  - - - Real world example: taking the mass of an object
  - - - Real world example: density can be measured uniformly across substances and is typically used to determine the identity of a substance
- - - - Real world example: the copper in pennies
  - - - Real world examples: H20 (water), NaCl (table salt), NaHCO3 (baking soda)
  - - - Real world example: carbon dioxide
  - - - Real world example: carbon atoms are in basically everything, especially wood
- - - - Real world example: chopping wood
      - A phase change is a physical change
  - - - Real world example: burning wood
      - Reactants and products
- - - - Yellow ovals connect two things that are related to each other. All have a short description on why they connect.