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प्रश्न
Differentiate between a homogenous and a heterogeneous mixture with one example of each in the (a) solid-solid (b) solid-liquid If (c) liquid-liquid state of the mixture.
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उत्तर
Homogenous mixture
- Constituents – uniformly mixed.
- Properties and composition the same throughout the mixture.
Example: Alloys, (salt + water), air, etc.
Heterogeneous mixture
- Constituents – not uniformly mixed.
- Properties and composition not the same but vary throughout the mixture.
Examples: (oil + water), (iron + sulphur).
Solid – solid homogenous mixture is brass (Cu + Zn) - Solid – solid heterogenous mixture is (iron + sulphur)
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