Filtration of samples A, B, and C show no residue left. After letting them dry in different beakers, SAmple A remains no residues. Sample B shows crystal leftovers, and sample C show brown film on the beaker walls. This means that: a. Two or more samples are heterogenous b. Two or more samples are homogenous c. all sample have 2 or more phases d. all samples are pure

Filtration of samples A, B, and C show no residue left. After letting them dry in different beakers, SAmple A remains no residues. Sample B shows crystal leftovers, and sample C show brown film on the beaker walls. This means that: a. Two or more samples are heterogenous b. Two or more samples are homogenous c. all sample have 2 or more phases d. all samples are pure

Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781133611097

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl

Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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