alleryStart learning →Sand is stirred into water. What is true of the sand afterwards?
AIt turns into a new substance
BIt is still sand, unchanged
CIt dissolves and disappears
DIt becomes much lighter
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It is still sand, unchanged
Mixing sand with water causes no change to either, so the sand keeps its properties.
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