Is liquor an mixture

Answer 1

If alcohol comes packed, it depends upon the manufacturing process. According to the manufacturing process, the alcohol may be a mixture of Water, Ethanol and trace quantities of other impurities.

But generally the alcohol is pure, and it refers to a compound known as Ethanol
Alcohol is not a mixture. It is a pure compound. There are lots of compounds that qualify as an alcohol and the word alcohol describes one of these pure products.

BUT... in common english, alcohol commonly refers to ethanol (ethyl alcohol) for the purposes of consumption. In this case, it is not simply referring to the pure alcohol, but the entire beverage. In this case, the reference is to the solution of ethanol, water, and other compounds that comprise of the beverage.

So, the answer depends on the context in which you ask the question. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Technically, beer is not a mixture. Wort is a mixture. Wort is what eventually becomes beer. It cannot be called beer until it completes fermentation. Wort is a mixture of water, malted grains, and hops. Often, other adjuncted ingredients are mixed in as well, depending on the style of beer you are brewing. These ingredients are boiled together at specific temperatures for specific lengths of time. When the mixture cools, yeast is added to the wort - and this is officially the last time you can call it wort, because as soon as yeast starts eating the sugars, fermentation has begun and alcohol is being created. So, again, is it a mixture? Beer - NO

Wort - YES

Answer 3

No, pure alcohol would not be considered a mixture. It would be considered a compound because of its mix of chemicals.

Answer 4

Yes.

liquors are mixtures containing water, ethanol, and a variety of compounds that give each beverage its flavor and texture.

Answer 5

Rubbing alchohol is a mixture.