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Which type of mixture is formed when two or more substances mix together without participating in a chemical change?
Which type of mixture is formed when two or more substances mix together without participating in a chemical change?
- Compound
- Heterogeneous Mixture (correct)
- Homogeneous Mixture
- Element
In which type of mixture are the components uniformly distributed throughout the mixture?
In which type of mixture are the components uniformly distributed throughout the mixture?
- Heterogeneous Mixture
- Compound
- Element
- Homogeneous Mixture (correct)
What is the term used to describe mixtures that have a uniform composition?
What is the term used to describe mixtures that have a uniform composition?
- Compounds
- Heterogeneous Mixtures
- Elements
- Solutions (correct)
Which type of mixture can be identified by seeing its components and can have more than one phase visible to the naked eye?
Which type of mixture can be identified by seeing its components and can have more than one phase visible to the naked eye?
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What are mixtures formed by the combination of elements or compounds called?
What are mixtures formed by the combination of elements or compounds called?
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Types of Mixtures
- A mixture is formed when two or more substances mix together without participating in a chemical change.
- A homogeneous mixture is one in which the components are uniformly distributed throughout the mixture.
- A homogeneous mixture is also referred to as a uniform composition.
- A heterogeneous mixture can be identified by seeing its components and can have more than one phase visible to the naked eye.
- Mixtures formed by the combination of elements or compounds are called alloys.
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