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6 What is the main difference between a homogeneous mixture and a heterogeneous mixture?




A

The number of ingredients in each will differ.

B

The components of a homogeneous mixture are evenly distributed.

C

A homogeneous mixture is easier to make.

D

The components of a heterogeneous mixture are spaced evenly throughout.



5.


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How do solutions differ from other mixtures?


A

Solutions are heterogeneous mixtures.



B

Solutions do not contain more than one element.


C

Each component of a solution can be seen clearly.


D

One component of a solution dissolves in another.

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The best answer here is B , i.e. the components of a homogenous mixture are evenly distributed
This means the constituents are mixed uniformly.
In a heterogeneous mixture, the constituents are not mixed uniformly.
Some good examples of a homogeneous mixture are:

  1. Sugar solution
  2. Soda
  3. Water
  4. soft drinks
  5. Air
  6. Vinegar
  7. Brine

Some examples of a heterogeneous mixture are:

  1. Blood
  2. Milk

3.Water and oil

  1. Water and sand
  2. Soil
  3. Hollandaise sauce
  4. smog

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