Question

Give Reasons for the following in brief.

The formation of the mixture does not involve any chemical change.

Answer 1

• Mixtures are substances in which constituents retain their properties.
• They are combined chemically.
• For example, a mixture of sand and sugar, and both the constituents retain their properties.

Mixture doesn't involve any chemical change:

• The ingredients of any mixture preserve their particle characteristics.
• This is due to the fact that the development of a mixture does not need any chemical reactions.
• There is no establishment of bonds between constituents.
• The same can be said for a water-oil mixture. In which, both constituents retain their properties.