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where things share a room but never agree to become each other.
means A combination of two or more substances or things blended together, where the parts remain distinct rather than fully fusing into something new.
from From Latin 'mixtura' (a mingling), from 'miscere' (to mix), which traces back to a Proto-Indo-European root '*meik-' meaning to mix or blend — the same ancient stem that gives us 'miscellaneous' and 'promiscuous.' English borrowed it in the late 1400s, via the Latin past participle 'mixtus,' and it has been describing things that share a room ever since.
no reactionComponents keep their original properties, just mingling
easy divorceSeparable by physical means, no chemistry needed
air countsThe atmosphere is a mixture, not a compound
any ratioUnlike compounds, proportions can vary freely
two flavorsHomogeneous blends evenly, heterogeneous shows its lumps