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=Elements Compounds and Mixtures= [|Chapter 4 Vocabulary Review] [|Chapter 4 hangman] [|Chapter 4: Elements Compounds and Mixtures]

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Solutions
transparent Can't see the particles small particles goes through a filter looks uniform throughout

Suspensions
Large Particles opaque Form a residue in the filter Looks well mixed but then the particles settle out

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