Learning goal 1: Identify what mixtures can be made from.Solid, liquids and gasesGases onlyLiquids onlyLiquids and gases, but not solids

Mixtures can be made from all three states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. Here are some examples:

1. Solid, Liquids, and Gases: An example of this type of mixture is a soda drink. It contains a liquid (the water), a solid (the sugar), and a gas (the carbon dioxide that makes it fizzy).

2. Gases Only: An example of a gas mixture is the air we breathe. It is primarily made up of nitrogen and oxygen, but also contains smaller amounts of other gases like carbon dioxide and argon.

3. Liquids Only: An example of a liquid mixture is a cocktail. It can contain multiple types of liquid, such as alcohol, juice, and soda water.

4. Liquids and Gases, but not Solids: An example of this type of mixture is a glass of sparkling water. It contains a liquid (the water) and a gas (the carbon dioxide that makes it fizzy), but no solids.