What have you created scientifically whenYou add flour sugar brown eggs vanilla extract and butter to a large bowl stir?
You haven't created anything scientifically by just adding those ingredients to a bowl and stirring. You've created a mixture.
Here's why:
* Scientifically, a mixture is a combination of two or more substances where each substance retains its own properties. In this case, you have flour, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, and butter, each keeping its individual characteristics.
* To create something new scientifically (like a new compound), you would need a chemical reaction. Baking does involve chemical reactions, but they occur when you add heat and the ingredients interact.
So, your bowl of ingredients is just a mixture, but it's a starting point for a chemical transformation that will turn it into cake or cookies!
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