The molecule of mixture cannot be seen hence, it will be considered as homogeneous mixture.
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What is molecule?</h3>
A molecule is just a collection of more than two atoms bound together by chemical bonds; depending on the context, the phrase doesn't have to include ions that meet this requirement.
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What is homogeneous mixture?</h3>
Solids, liquids, as well as gases, can all be homogeneous mixtures. Through, they have almost the same look and chemical makeup.
When sugar will be dissolved, the sucrose molecules get separated from one another. The materials that make up individual molecules stay together like sucrose molecules sucrose molecules, so the molecule will not break up.
Therefore mixture can be considered as molecule and homogeneous mixture.
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Answer: The child isotope has an atomic mass of 206.
Explanation:
Alpha decay : When a larger nuclei decays into smaller nuclei by releasing alpha particle. In this process, the mass number and atomic number is reduced by 4 and 2 units respectively.
General representation of an element is given as: 
where,
Z represents Atomic number
A represents Mass number
X represents the symbol of an element
General representation of alpha decay :
Ans) 1.3 bison/mile
Soln:} See according to the question, Yellowstone National Park has an average of about 4500 bison living in it.
Area covered by Yellowstone park is 3472 miles.
So, to find the density of bisons living in Yellowstone Park we have to divide the no. of bisons by given area.
= 4500/3472
which is approximately 1.3 bisons per mile.
Therefore option a) is correct
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The answer is choice (1).
In case you're interested in the solution for future reference:
-- Density = (mass) / (volume)
-- The scale shows that the mass of the sample is 60 grams.
-- The graduated cylinder has 24 mL in it <em>without</em> the sample.
The graduated cylinder has 34 mL in it <em>with</em> the sample.
The volume of the sample is (34mL - 24mL) = 10 mL .
-- Density = mass/volume = 60g / 10mL = 6 g/mL
