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10A mixture of sand and salt is a solid–solid mixture.
Rice and pulses form a solid–solid mixture.
Iron and sulphur make a solid–liquid mixture.
Stones and grains are solid–solid mixtures.
Solid–solid mixtures can be separated by handpicking.
Sugar dissolved in water is solid–solid.
Tea leaves and sugar are solid–solid.
A solid–solid mixture always dissolves.
Sand and iron filings can be separated using a magnet.
Wheat flour and rice are solid–solid mixtures.
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Which is a solid–solid mixture?
Which is made of two solids?
Which is NOT solid-solid?
Iron + sulphur is a:
Coins + buttons is:
Which contains only solids?
Flour + husk is:
Nails + pins are:
Chalk + salt is:
Which is solid-solid?
Sand and salt form a ______ mixture.
Two solids mixed together make a ______ mixture.
Iron filings can be separated using a ______.
Handpicking is used when solids are ______.
Stones and grains can be separated by ______.
Sieving is used when solids are of ______ sizes.
Rice and pulses are ______.
A magnet attracts ______.
Flour and husk can be separated by ______.
Solid–solid mixtures do not form a ______.