Why is homogeneous mixture not considered a pure substance

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A homogeneous mixture is not considered a pure substance because it can be separated through mechanical and thermal processes. A pure substance, however, cannot be separated.

Usimov [2.4K]3 years ago

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solution contains 2 or more substances dissolved in a liquid.
Each ELEMENT involved, including those that make up the Solvent, are the PURE substances but, the solution, as it consists of a number of different elements is not pure.

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