The passage refers to solutions as homogeneous mixtures. what is the best definition of a homogeneous mixture?

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The answer would be: <span>a.a mixture that is uniform throughout

A homogenous mixture would be hardly distinguishable since the solute spread evenly inside the solvent. A heterogeneous mixture is not spread evenly so it is </span>easily distinguishable.A suspension has a big molecule solute that will slowly settle and make sediment at the base of the solution. A colloid mixture is suspended but it won't settle like suspension does.

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