Chemistry, asked by Avisha1, 1 year ago

explanation of blood which is a homogenous mixture in Chemistry

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Answered by ayushkumarwork6

BLOOD IS A HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE BECAUSE
WE CANNOT SEPARATE IT BY USING ANY PROCESS AND IT DON'T PROVIDE ANY PROPERTY TO PHYSICALLY KNOWN AS HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES

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