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Is tap water a homogeneous mixture?
Homogenous because when tapwater is cleaned for our safe drinking the chemicals used are little amounts and can completely dissolve into the water which therefore the same liquid is throughout all of the water and makes homgenous - homo meaning the same.
Why is distilled water a compound while tap water a mixture?
Distilled water is also known as Pure water, with a chemical formula of H2O. Lets begin with the definition of compounds and mixtures. Compounds are formed chemically from elements and/or compounds. Mixtures are formed when elements and/or compounds are mixed together physically. Since distilled water only contains H2O, it is known as a compound. However, tap water contains other minerals and chemicals besides H2O, even though it holds the highest % in the mixture. In tap water, the formula of water is still H2O, but there are other substances as mentioned. Hope i helped :)
Is tap water from the sink different from the tap water from the fridge?
If the refrigerator water is filtered, then it would be different from the tap water coming from the sink.
Is tap water a pure or mixture?
it says on the internet that tap water is pure so tap water is pure i hope that answers your question!
Does the potato react more like the liver or the tap water?
Tap water
What type of mixture of tap water?
Assuming you can't see anything in the tap water it's homogenous.
Is tap water a solution colloid or suspension?
Tap water is a solution because it is a homogenous mixture where the solute (dissolved substances) is evenly distributed in the solvent (water). Unlike colloids or suspensions, the particles in tap water are molecular in size and do not settle out over time.
Is tap water a homogeneous mixture?
Homogenous because when tapwater is cleaned for our safe drinking the chemicals used are little amounts and can completely dissolve into the water which therefore the same liquid is throughout all of the water and makes homgenous - homo meaning the same.
Is water a mixure or a pure substance?
Strictly, water itself is a pure substance, but most of the samples of water we meet are mixtures. De-ionized water which we use in the lab is water and nothing else (pure). Tap water and natural samples from the world around us contain dissolved substances from the air and the rocks, so they are mixtures.
A sample of tap water consists of water fluoride ions calcium ions and several other dissolved ions The ions are evenly distributed throughout the water Which term or terms could be used to descr?
The sample of tap water could be described as a homogeneous mixture because the ions are evenly distributed throughout the water. Specifically, it could also be described as a solution, as the ions are dissolved in the water.
Why is distilled water a compound while tap water a mixture?
Distilled water is also known as Pure water, with a chemical formula of H2O. Lets begin with the definition of compounds and mixtures. Compounds are formed chemically from elements and/or compounds. Mixtures are formed when elements and/or compounds are mixed together physically. Since distilled water only contains H2O, it is known as a compound. However, tap water contains other minerals and chemicals besides H2O, even though it holds the highest % in the mixture. In tap water, the formula of water is still H2O, but there are other substances as mentioned. Hope i helped :)
What is the difference between tap water and soda water?
you can tap tap
Why does tap water freeze faster than tap water?
No, it isn't faster, tap water freezes just at the same temperature as tap water
Which is colder tap water or bottled water?
tap water...
Which water has more chemicals new water or tap water?
tap water
Which will freeze fastest tap water tap salt water and tap sugared water?
Plain Tap water would freeze fastest.Adding salt or sugar to tap water will cause a depression/decrease in freezing point. Hence it will be harder to freeze the tap salt or sugar water.
Which evaporates faster salt water tap water or sugar water?
Tap water
