If 100 g of salt is mixed with 100 g of sand- What happens to the taste of the salt crystals-A- Doesn-t change-B- Changes temporarily and converts back after some time-C- Data is insufficientD- Changes permanently-

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If 100 g of salt is mixed with 100 g of sand. What happens to the taste of the salt crystals?

Changes permanently.

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Changes temporarily and converts back after some time.

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Doesn't change.

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Data is insufficient

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The correct option is C
Doesn't change.

Mixture is formed by mixing of 2 or more substances. but physical mixing does not change the properties of the components of the mixture. So the taste of the salt crystals even after mixing with sand remains the same.

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If 100 g of salt is mixed with 100 g of sand. What happens to the taste of the salt crystals?

The correct option is C Doesn't change. Mixture is formed by mixing of 2 or more substances. but physical mixing does not change the properties of the components of the mixture. So the taste of the salt crystals even after mixing with sand remains the same.

The correct option is C
Doesn't change.

Mixture is formed by mixing of 2 or more substances. but physical mixing does not change the properties of the components of the mixture. So the taste of the salt crystals even after mixing with sand remains the same.