Suppose that you stir a green powder into a clear liquid. The liquid turns green. You leave the room and come back later to observe that the top of the liquid is clear again. A green substance has settled on the bottom of the container. Was the green liquid that you made a compound or a mixture? Explain your reasoning.
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