Dusty air is an example of hetrogeneous mixture.justify
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Because the air consists if dust particles which are not in a proper ratio, so dusty air is considered a heterogeneous mixture.
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Answer: Because the air consists if dust particles which are not in a proper ratio, so dusty air is considered a heterogeneous mixture.
Explanation:Microscopically it is heterogeneous because on the surface of the solid particles of dust there is a change of phase (from gaseous to solid). Macroscopically it is heterogeneous because it is not totally transparent, so that a beam of light through it would have its path revealed by the Tyndall effect.
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