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ow do the properties of a nonhomogeneous (heterogeneous) mixture differ from those of a solution? Give two examples of nonhomogeneous mixtures.

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Interpretation:

How the properties of heterogeneous mixture differ from a solution. Two examples of heterogeneous mixture should be given?

Concept Introduction:

A physical combination of two or more substances is known as mixture. Mixture can be classifies as homogeneous and heterogeneous mixture.

Homogeneous mixtures are those mixtures in which composition is uniform throughout the mixture whereas heterogeneous mixtures are those in which composition can be change from point to point.

Explanation

Mixtures in which proportion of the substances are uniform and can’t be visible from naked eye is known as homogeneous mixture.

A mixture of two or more substances having same phase or single phase is known as solutions. It is homogeneous mixture. To form a solution, two substances must be combined. Solute and solvent are the two substances, in which solute is present in small amount and solvent is present in large amount. Solute get dissolves in solvent.

The size of particles in solution is very small can’t be visible from naked eyes. The particles of solute can’t be separated by physical process such as filtration etc...

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