Some examples of homogenous mixtures in the kitchen include salt water, sugar dissolved in coffee, and vinegar and oil salad dressing. These mixtures have uniform composition throughout, meaning that the components are evenly distributed at a molecular level.
Yes, it is a homogeneous mixture (with exception of a bad atmosphere in the kitchen or during building reparations etc.).
This is called homogeneous.
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no, a homogeneous mixture is salt water, seawater has other particles in it like sand, bacteria, and other debris that can be seen making it heterogeneous
it is homogeneous
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Yes, it is a homogeneous mixture (with exception of a bad atmosphere in the kitchen or during building reparations etc.).
This is called homogeneous.
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Metallic compounds are homogeneous mixtures. They are mixtures of different metal elements. But particles of each metal cannot be seen separately.
They mix well and the parts that don't mix cannot be seen.
homogeneous is when the different substances can not be seen. Example: water,pop,juice,coffecc,sauces,chips,etc heterogeneous is when different substances can be seen. Example:sandwich,pasta,noodles,taco,etc
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Some examples of homogenuous mixtures in the kitchen include: milk, honey, vinegar or saltwater. These mixtures have uniform compositions throughout, with their components fully mixed and not visibly distinguishable.
No, but I have seen a kitchen sink, a horse fly and my dad turn into a McDonalds.
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