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The 15 pages that link to Mixture, each with the reason it gives.

• ConcentrationNarrower topic: Concentration describes how much of one component occurs within the whole mixture.

• Mole fractionNarrower topic: Mole fractions describe the composition of mixtures.

• SolutionNarrower topic: Solutions belong to the broader class of mixtures rather than pure substances.

• Mass fractionNarrower topic: A mixture’s total mass is commonly the denominator.

• REACHRelated: REACH rules distinguish substances from mixtures when setting registration and communication duties.

• Chemical compoundCompared with: Unlike a compound, a mixture can vary in composition and be separated physically.

• Law of definite proportionsCompared with: Mixtures can change composition freely, unlike a pure compound governed by the law.

• Chemical compositionCompared with: Mixtures show why composition need not have a single fixed ratio.

• PhaseCompared with: A mixture can be homogeneous or divided into multiple phases.

• Separation processNarrower topic: Separation processes act on mixtures without necessarily changing component identities.

• Volume fractionNarrower topic: Its total volume provides the reference for constituent fractions.

• Qualitative analysisRelated: Many qualitative analyses must distinguish components within a mixture.

• AllotropeCompared with: A sample containing different elemental forms is not itself an allotrope unless each form is considered separately.

• Binary fluidNarrower topic: A binary fluid is the fluid-state case with exactly two components.

• Component (mixtures)Narrower topic: A mixture is the broader system whose constituents are its components.