difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous
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homogeneous mixture has the same proportions of its components throughout any given sample and is also referred to as a solution. Conversely, a heterogeneous mixture has components in which proportions vary throughout the sample.
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Homogenous mixtures
- These mixtures are the components which are mixed uniformly.
- We can't judge like we can't say if it is A Homeogenous mixture by seeing it.
- These homegenous mixtures has uniform compostitions.
- These homogeneous mixtures are also called as solutions as well.
- Example - Vinegar etc.
Heterogenous mixture
- These mixture is mixed of all particles.
- These are fully mixed to form a mixture.
- These can be seen by a microscope.
- These are easioy identified and can be seen by naked eyes.
- Their particles are mixed un - uniformly.
- We can say it by seeing as Heterogenous mixture.
- These are non - uniform compostions.
- Example - sea water.
What are mixtures?
- If two or more substances join and mix together without in a chemical change they are called as Mixtures.
Examples of some mixtures
- Lime juice and water.
- Sand and water.
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