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Gwendolen
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29 December, 09:09
Is glass homogenous or heterogenous
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Larry Mcguire
29 December, 09:13
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They can be both. For example, window glass is homogenous, while glass marble is heterogenous
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Desmond May
29 December, 09:18
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I was told it was heterogenous by my chemistry teacher.
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