What is NOT a characteristic of a mixture?

Mixtures go through a chemical change

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Mixtures do not go through a chemical change

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Mixtures can be separated

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Substances do not lose their physical properties in a mixture

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The correct option is A
Mixtures go through a chemical change

A mixture is when two or more substances are mixed, but each substance keeps its physical properties, which is a characteristic that can be measured or observed. Mixtures do not have a chemical reaction, such as dissolving or burning. Furthermore, a mixture can be reversed, or separated, after being formed.

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