differences between homogenous
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Differences between Homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures
Homogeneous mixtureHeterogeneous mixtureThese are called as solutionsThese are called as suspensions/colloidsSubstances are Uniformly distributedThese substances are Unevenly distributedThese are not visible to the naked eye, but visible through the microscopeThese are easily visible to the naked eye and also through microscopeThe particles appear smaller in sizeThe particles are either smaller or larger in sizeThese are pure substancesThese are not pure substancesThey represent same physical propertiesThey do not possess same physical propertiesExamples include milk, gasoline, sugar solution, corn oil, fog etcExamples are mixture of mud & water, beach sand, vinegar, air cloud etc
Homogeneous mixtureHeterogeneous mixtureThese are called as solutionsThese are called as suspensions/colloidsSubstances are Uniformly distributedThese substances are Unevenly distributedThese are not visible to the naked eye, but visible through the microscopeThese are easily visible to the naked eye and also through microscopeThe particles appear smaller in sizeThe particles are either smaller or larger in sizeThese are pure substancesThese are not pure substancesThey represent same physical propertiesThey do not possess same physical propertiesExamples include milk, gasoline, sugar solution, corn oil, fog etcExamples are mixture of mud & water, beach sand, vinegar, air cloud etc
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As the word ‘Homo’ means same, homogeneous mixture are those substances in which the particles are uniformly distributed within the container. The size and shape of every particle remains same in this case. Homogeneous mixture are also known as solutions.
A good example for this kind of mixture is steel. In steel, the iron and carbon are evenly distributed which makes it a homogeneous mixture. These are not visible to the naked eye.
Differences between Homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures
Homogeneous mixtureHeterogeneous mixtureThese are called as solutionsThese are called as suspensions/colloidsSubstances are Uniformly distributedThese substances are Unevenly distributedThese are not visible to the naked eye, but visible through the microscopeThese are easily visible to the naked eye and also through microscopeThe particles appear smaller in sizeThe particles are either smaller or larger in sizeThese are pure substancesThese are not pure substancesThey represent same physical propertiesThey do not possess same physical propertiesExamples include milk, gasoline, sugar solution, corn oil, fog etcExamples are mixture of mud & water, beach sand, vinegar, air cloud etc
hope it will help u
As the word ‘Homo’ means same, homogeneous mixture are those substances in which the particles are uniformly distributed within the container. The size and shape of every particle remains same in this case. Homogeneous mixture are also known as solutions.
A good example for this kind of mixture is steel. In steel, the iron and carbon are evenly distributed which makes it a homogeneous mixture. These are not visible to the naked eye.
Differences between Homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures
Homogeneous mixtureHeterogeneous mixtureThese are called as solutionsThese are called as suspensions/colloidsSubstances are Uniformly distributedThese substances are Unevenly distributedThese are not visible to the naked eye, but visible through the microscopeThese are easily visible to the naked eye and also through microscopeThe particles appear smaller in sizeThe particles are either smaller or larger in sizeThese are pure substancesThese are not pure substancesThey represent same physical propertiesThey do not possess same physical propertiesExamples include milk, gasoline, sugar solution, corn oil, fog etcExamples are mixture of mud & water, beach sand, vinegar, air cloud etc
hope it will help u
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