6 What is the main difference between a homogeneous mixture and a heterogeneous mixture?

A.

The number of ingredients in each will differ.

B.

The components of a homogeneous mixture are evenly distributed.

C.

A homogeneous mixture is easier to make.

D.

The components of a heterogeneous mixture are spaced evenly throughout.

5.

(1 pt)

How do solutions differ from other mixtures?

A.

Solutions are heterogeneous mixtures.

B.

Solutions do not contain more than one element.

C.

Each component of a solution can be seen clearly.

D.

One component of a solution dissolves in another.

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Beckham Neal

Chemistry

2 October, 07:08

6 What is the main difference between a homogeneous mixture and a heterogeneous mixture?

A.

The number of ingredients in each will differ.

B.

The components of a homogeneous mixture are evenly distributed.

C.

A homogeneous mixture is easier to make.

D.

The components of a heterogeneous mixture are spaced evenly throughout.

5.

(1 pt)

How do solutions differ from other mixtures?

A.

Solutions are heterogeneous mixtures.

B.

Solutions do not contain more than one element.

C.

Each component of a solution can be seen clearly.

D.

One component of a solution dissolves in another.

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Jaydon Herring · Answer 1

The best answer here is B, i. e. the components of a homogenous mixture are evenly distributed This means the constituents are mixed uniformly. In a heterogeneous mixture, the constituents are not mixed uniformly. Some good examples of a homogeneous mixture are: 1. Sugar solution 2. Soda 3. Water 5. soft drinks 6. Air 7. Vinegar 8. Brine Some examples of a heterogeneous mixture are: 1. Blood 2. Milk 3. Water and oil 4. Water and sand 5. Soil 6. Hollandaise sauce 8. smog