Chemistry

Kaila Stone

18 July, 17:59

True or False.

1. All gaseous mixtures are solutions.

2. Solid Solutions are common.

3. Vapor pressure of water is not affected by the amount salt added.

4. Alloys are examples of solid solutions.

5. Crystallization is a good way to purify solids.

6. Salts act as an antifreeze.

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