Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe a mixture?
A. it can be separated by physical separation method.
B. it can have a varied composition of the substances forming it.
C. they are both homogeneous and heterogeneous in nature
D. they are formed chemically by combining two or more elements
Why is a solution homogeneous?
A. it is usually liquid.
B. it contains a solute and solvent.
C. it can be diluted or concentrated.
D. its components are distributed evenly in all proportions
A. it can be separated by physical separation method.
B. it can have a varied composition of the substances forming it.
C. they are both homogeneous and heterogeneous in nature
D. they are formed chemically by combining two or more elements
Why is a solution homogeneous?
A. it is usually liquid.
B. it contains a solute and solvent.
C. it can be diluted or concentrated.
D. its components are distributed evenly in all proportions
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QUESTIONS:
1. Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe a mixture?
A. it can be separated by physical separation method.
B. it can have a varied composition of the substances forming it.
C. they are both homogeneous and heterogeneous in nature
D. they are formed chemically by combining two or more elements
2. Why is a solution homogeneous?
A. it is usually liquid.
B. it contains a solute and solvent.
C. it can be diluted or concentrated.
D. its components are distributed evenly in all proportions
ANSWERS:
1. D. they are formed chemically by combining two or more elements
2. D. its components are distributed evenly in all proportions