Sand and salt are poured into a single beaker. The result is a mixture because?

Sand and salt are poured into a single beaker. The result is a mixture because they can be separated by simple and easy physical means.

Explanation:

Mixture : Properties :

They are put in a indefinite proportion.They are physically mixed with each other.They can be separated by physical and easily methodsConstituents retain their own properties

Now let us see these in the perspective of the question :

We could have put more of salt and less of sand, still it would not have become a compound. We had poured it into a single beaker with some physical means.We can use sedimentation and evaporation to separate them. After separating them, the will retain their own properties, it is not that the salt will become bitter or the sand will start not allowing the water to flow through it.

These are some few reasons why these getting mixed, becomes a mixture, and we can choose any one point of the properties of mixture and give the answer.

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