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26 October, 03:41

How do homogeneous mixture differ from heterogenous mixture? Where does the compound table salt (NaCl) fit into this description?

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  1. 26 October, 03:59
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    Homogeneous - the mixture is even throughout the solution cannot tell one part from another

    heterogenous - the mixture is not mixed even and you can tell one compound from another.

    NaCl is a homogeneous solution since you cannot visibly separate the NaCl from the water it is dissolved in.
  2. 26 October, 04:05
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    Yes he is right good job
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