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noname [10]
2 years ago
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Learning Task 3: Read the characteristics of mixtures given in the second column. Identify if it is homogeneous or heterogeneous

mixture. Place a check mark under the column. Copy your answer in your notebook. Characteristics Heterogeneous Mixture Homogeneous Mixture 1. Components can be separated by physical means. 2. The additive component is so fine- ly dispersed in the main ingredient such that it can't be seen. 3. Particles are uniformly distributed 4. The substances are identified in different phases, 5. Particles are non-uniformly distributed.
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madreJ [45]2 years ago
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1. Components can be separated by physical means  [heterogenous]

2. The additive component is so<em> </em>finely dispersed in the main ingredient   such that it can't be seen  [homogenous]

3. Particles are uniformly distributed  [homogenous]

4. The substances are identified in<em> </em>different phases  [heterogenous]

5. Particles are<em> </em>non-uniformly distributed  [heterogenous]

A homogenous mixture is a type of mixture in which the composition is uniform throughout the mixture.

Characteristics of a homogenous mixture:

  • the mixture is uniform
  • the composition is the same
  • it consists of one phase

A  heterogenous mixture is a type of mixture in which the composition of the mixture is not uniform

Characteristics of heterogenous mixture include;

  • it contains two or more ingredients or phases.
  • different phases mixed together, which are physically separated  
  • samples obtained from different parts of the mixture may have a different composition

In the given characteristics of the mixture  in the question we can classify them as follows;

1. Components can be<u> separated by physical mean</u>s --heterogenous

2. The additive component is so<em> </em><u>finely dispersed </u>in the main ingredient   such that it can't be seen --- homogenous

3. Particles are<u> uniformly distributed </u>---- homogenous

4. The substances are identified in<em> </em><u>different phases</u> ---- heterogenous

5. Particles are<em> </em><u>non-uniformly distributed </u>---- heterogenous

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