Question

different between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixture ​

Answer 1

Earlier, homogenous was used as a scientific term, mainly in biology, but now it is almost obsolete, being replaced by homologous. Whereas, homogeneous is a common word, very much in use and means having similar or comparable characteristics.

Homogenous means alike. Heterogenous means unalike or distinct from one another. Thus, a homogenous population has little variation. ... The heterogeneous population has parrots of different sizes and colors.

Answer 2

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Homogeneous Mixture :-

• A mixture is said to be homogenous if all the components of the mixture are uniformly mixed and there are no visible boundaries of separation between them.

• It is made up two or more substances when they are completely mixed together and do not react with each other.

• Composition remains uniform throughout.

• Component of the Mixture cannot be separated by visible boundaries.

• Example: mixture of salt and water, ethanol with water.

Heterogeneous Mixture :-

• A mixture is said to be heterogenous if all the components of the mixture are not uniformly mixed and there are visible boundaries of separation between between them

• Substances remain separated from each other and one substance spreads throughly as tiny particles.

• Composition doesn't remain uniform throughout.

• Components of the mixture can be separated by visible boundaries.

• Examples: Mixture of sand and sugar, chalk and water.