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  • Solutions vs. Mixtures: Understanding Dirt, Salt Water, Gasoline, and Carbon
    Dirt: Dirt is not a solution. It is a mixture of various solids, liquids, and gases, but it does not form a homogeneous mixture.

    Salt water: Salt water is a solution. It is a mixture of water (the solvent) and salt (the solute). The salt dissolves in the water and forms a uniform mixture.

    Gasoline: Gasoline is not a solution. It is a mixture of different hydrocarbons and other chemicals, but it does not form a homogeneous mixture.

    Carbon: Carbon is not a solution. It is a solid element that can exist in different forms, including graphite, diamond, and carbon black.

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