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Glad I could bring that to your day.

Yikes, I'm majoring in Chemistry in college, and I still can't pick out a solution from a mixture...

Chemistry is WAY outta my league.

walk in tomorrow and be like "Miss\sir, this class sucks, I would like to light you're teaching career on fire for choosing such an evil subject of mindslaving boredom." and then be like "weeeee" and throw your shoe at him\her.

Methinks my chemistry teacher gave up on me

chrome
plastic
styrophome
dust
cotton
wool
glass (actualy a liquid)
cardbord
nitrogen
sprite

none of those are solutions except for sprite...

joe_canadian wrote:I need common examples of solutions, solids liquids and gases,

see not just solutions

I meant I need solutions that are solids liquids and gases.

solutions of all three states.

I dunno, blood, vomit, urine, tears and sweat?

Why are you taking chemistry?

spit
glass
plastic

all made up of at least 2 diffrent things

Yes, but some of those still aren't solutions. Some are mixtures.

Whats the difference between a mixture and a solution?

Mixture - A composition of two or more substances that are not chemically combined with each other and are capable of being separated.

Solution - A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances, which may be solids, liquids, gases, or a combination of these.

Did you get metal alloys as a solid solution?

air = a gas solution.

Fridge. you have it already.

godamn guys, here is the answer:

Josh if your in high school the answer is C.

If your in college then the answer is B, those tricky professor bastards changed it on you to screw with your mind.