Question

Which type of mixture is formed when you mix the following; Salt+water, soil+water, milk+water.

Answer 1

Answer:

salt +water-homogenous

soil+water-hetrogeneous

milk+water-homogenous

Explanation:

salt+water,milk+water is homogenous because they will disslove together,soil+water is hetrogenous because soil settle down

Answer 2

The type of mixture formed on mixing the given substances are:

1.  Salt+water- Homogenous

2. Soil+water- Heterogenous

3. Milk+water- Homogenous

• Mixtures are combinations of various substances, which may be in the form of a solution, colloid or suspension.

• They can be of two types- homogenous and heterogeneous.

1. Homogenous- A combination of two or more substances such that they dissolve completely or blend well having the same proportions throughout.

Example: Salt and water combine to form a clear solution as salt is soluble in water.

2. Heterogenous- A combination of substances such that they do not blend well and the proportions vary throughout.

Example: Soil and water as soil has various components such that some dissolve in water whereas some do not and thereby proportions vary.