CBSE Class 9 Mixtures — practice questions
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Practice CBSE Class 9 Mixtures in the app →A mixture in which the composition is uniform throughout (like sugar dissolved in water) is called:In a sugar solution, what is sugar called?A mixture of sand and water settles over time with sand at the bottom and clear water above. This is a:The 'mass by mass percentage' of a solution is defined as:A 200 g salt solution contains 30 g of salt. The mass-by-mass concentration is:What method is BEST suited to separate a mixture of two miscible liquids with different boiling points (e.g. wWhy is evaporation different from boiling?A HOMOGENEOUS mixture is one in which:In LEMON JUICE (sugar dissolved in water), the SOLUTE is:A SATURATED solution is one in which:To separate SAND from water, the most appropriate method is:To separate ETHANOL (boiling point 78°C) from WATER (boiling point 100°C), the suitable method is:CRYSTALLISATION is used to:CHROMATOGRAPHY is most commonly used in school labs to:To separate CAMPHOR from a mixture of camphor and salt, the most appropriate method is:A mixture with the same composition throughout is:A stirred mixture of sand and water is:In a sugar solution, sugar is the:In a sugar solution, water is the:Solutions are which kind of mixture?The scattering of light by particles is called the:Which mixture has particles visible to the naked eye?The amount of solute in a given amount of solution is its:Mass by mass percentage tells grams of solute in:Mass by volume percentage tells grams of solute in:A solution that can dissolve no more solute is:The solubility of a solid in a liquid usually:The solubility of a gas in a liquid usually:Two miscible liquids with close boiling points are separated by:Which technique separates coloured components on paper?Camphor changing straight from solid to vapour is:Blood components are separated by:Which of these is a colloid?Light is scattered when it passes through:The two parts of a colloid are the dispersion medium and the: