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skad [1K]
4 years ago
6

BRIANLIESTTTT!

Biology
1 answer:
german4 years ago
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A heterogeneous mixture is a mixture of substances. In this mixture, substances are not chemically bonded just mixed, they're only together.

Examples:

A bowl of different nuts - Many types of nuts together.
A puddle of mud - Water, sand, leaves
Dirt - a bunch of particles held together.

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