mixtures of chemicals

How Do Chemicals in a Mixture Interact?


Chemicals in a mixture can interact in several ways:
Additive effects: The combined effect is equal to the sum of the effects of each individual chemical.
Synergistic effects: The effect of the combination is greater than the sum of individual effects.
Antagonistic effects: One chemical reduces or inhibits the effect of another.
Independent effects: Each chemical acts independently, without affecting the others.

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