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Flour is heterogeneous because you can see the different parts of the mixture, and they're normally not uniformly mixed. Most of the difference in parts can best be seen with the use of a microscope.

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Flour as a material is homogenous - it has the same color, consistency and behavior throughout, regardless of whether you have a pinch of flour or a ton.

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Heterogenous

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Flour heterogeneous

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