Aqueous solutions have water as a solvent.
Metals melt at high temperatures (iron, cobalt, and nickel)
Nonmetals melt at low temperatures (hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulfur)
The liquid characteristics of water can be lost when water is exposed to extremely high temperatures.
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an alcohol solution
a liquid that can dissolve another substance
tincture
solvent
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a substance that is formed when two or more substances are mixed in different proportion
mixture
a force that holds atoms together
a mixture that contains a solid, liquid, or gaseous substance and another substance of the same properties
bond
solution
a substance containing two or more elements
compound
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a mixture of mercury with other metals used as filling for tooth cavities
a mixture of two or more metals that can be adjusted to have desired characteristics
amalgam
alloy
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a synthetic material that is tough, yet flexible, and good for recycling
plastic
a tough durable material made from natural and synthetic compounds
a synthetic polymer that is light, durable, weather-resistant and made up of many organic compounds
polymer
polyester
a substance that is dissolved in another substance
Science: Compound Elements - Flashcards
solute
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