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A '''mixture''' is a state of matter in which two or more substances combine but do not react with each other. A mixture is combined such that the original components can be separated from the mixture. Some mixtures are [[solution]]s, [[colloid]]s, and [[suspension]]s.
 
A '''mixture''' is a state of matter in which two or more substances combine but do not react with each other. A mixture is combined such that the original components can be separated from the mixture. Some mixtures are [[solution]]s, [[colloid]]s, and [[suspension]]s.
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== Colloids ==
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Colloids are "liquids" that cannot settle, an example of which is jello
  
 
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A mixture is a state of matter in which two or more substances combine but do not react with each other. A mixture is combined such that the original components can be separated from the mixture. Some mixtures are solutions, colloids, and suspensions.

Colloids

Colloids are "liquids" that cannot settle, an example of which is jello