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Baking soda is a popular component in baking. And did you know? It’s actually a pretty famous component in science too! If you’re landed here, you probably are wondering what kind of matter the baking soda is, am I right? Is baking soda an element, compound, or mixture? Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is scientifically is…

If you love spending time by the sea or at the beach, you probably are so familiar with saltwater. Salt water or saline water mostly comes from the sea, although you can also make it at home. You might be wondering to which classification salt water belongs to. Is salt water an element, compound, or…

Anything in this world that has mass and volume is considered a matter. Tap water a.k.a the water that comes from your kitchen faucet or bathroom faucet is also a matter because you can measure its weight and volume. Now let’s talk about the classification. Is tap water an element, compound, or mixture? Tap water…

If you love observing various metals, chances are you have stumbled upon some silver. Silver is a greyish shiny metal that is often used to make medals, jewelry, antique dishes, coins, and even some electronic components. Is silver an element, compound, or mixture? Pure silver (Ag) is an element with an atomic number of 47….

Ammonia is a highly toxic chemical with a strong smell. It’s not only bad for humans and animals but also bad for the environment. Ammonia is one of the biggest contributors to nitrogen pollution. Now you probably are wondering, what kind of matter ammonia is, am I right? Is ammonia an element, compound, or mixture?…

Orange juice is a tasty drink. It’s pretty easy to find and even if you can’t, you can make it at home using fresh oranges to make the healthier version of it! Is orange juice an element, compound, or mixture? Orange juice is a mixture that consists of various elements and compounds that combine physically…