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• Some books make statements
such as, ‘everything is solid, liquid or gas’,
but this is misleading.
Samples of mixtures such as pastes, gels, emulsions,
foams and mists do not show the clear characteristics
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• Some people
use ‘solubility’ when talking about how
fast something dissolves. This is not using the word
with its proper scientific meaning.
Solubility is about how much dissolves
in a certain amount of solvent.
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