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What is the classification of wood?
What is the classification of freshly-brewed coffee?
What is the classification of water?
What is the classification of lucky charms?
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What is the classification of salt?
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What is the classification of sausage and mushroom pizza?
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Study Notes
Classification of Matter
- Wood: Classified as heterogeneous, indicating a mixture with distinct, visible components.
- Freshly-brewed coffee: Example of homogeneous matter, representing a uniform solution without visible separation.
- Water: A quintessential homogeneous substance with consistent properties throughout.
- Lucky Charms: A heterogeneous mixture characterized by varied components and visible differences.
- Salt: Considered homogeneous, as it appears uniform and consistent in composition.
- Dirt: Classified as heterogeneous due to its visible mixture of different particles and components.
- Sausage and mushroom pizza: An example of a heterogeneous mixture, showcasing different topping components.
- Air: Can be classified as both homogeneous and heterogeneous, depending on particle distribution and composition.
- Milk: Treated as homogeneous since it has a consistent mixture where components are not visibly separate.
- Gold: Can be classified as both heterogeneous and homogeneous; in pure form, it is homogeneous, while in mixtures, it shows heterogeneity.
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