Most matter in the natural world is a mixture of substances. Consider seawater, dirt, and plants. Explain why each of these examples of matter is a mixture.

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Denis Ryzhkov · Answer 1 · 2019-10-12T18:53:41+0000

Sea water has Salt and Water in it. Dirt has multiple different minerals in it. Plants have different elements and compounds in them, one of which they create (
C_(6)H_(12) O_(6) AKA Sugar or Carbohydrates).

Most matter in the natural world is a mixture of substances. Consider seawater, dirt, and plants. Explain why each of these examples of matter is a mixture.

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