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heterogeneous or homogeneous?
stainless steel, granite, air, blood, hand lotion, oil and water, bird seed, chuncky peanut butter, dirt, vinegar, gasoline
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
stainless steel - homogeneous, alloys are considered 'solid solutions' and solutions are defined as homogeneous mixtures
granite - heterogenous (i think because the appearance is not uniform)
air - if it has no dust or smog, just pure gases...it is a solution. if it is polluted like it has dust or smog..then it's heterogeneous
blood - heterogeneous - it is considered a colloid and colloids are heterogeneous mixtures
hand lotion - heterogeneous, it is an emulsion and an emulsion is a colloid.
oil and water - heterogeneous, they don't even mix
bird seed - heterogeneous
chunky peanut butter - heterogeneous
dirt -heterogeneous
vinegar - homogeneous, it is a solution of water and acetic acid...well it becomes heterogeneous if you get those fancy/aged variety where you have some particles floating
gasoline - homogeneous, a solution of hydrocarbons
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- 1 decade ago
*** homogeneous ***
-- stainless steel, hand lotion, vinegar, gasoline.
*** heterogeneous ***
-- granite, air, blood, oil and water, bird seed, chunky peanut butter, dirt.
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- 7 years ago
Not an answer to the question but my chemistry worksheet has those exact eleven examples to classify in that exact order. Haha. Our teachers must have the same worksheet.