Question

Homogeneous mixtures exist in a single phase (solid, liquid or gas).

True

False
@Photon336
@Abmon98

Answer 1

true; liquid right?

Answer 2

sorry, solid

Answer 3

wait a minute, is it both?

Answer 4

well first when you get terms like this make sure you break them down

homogeneous

homo = same genous = nature

Answer 5

so...both right? it's false

Answer 6

@Abmon98 what do you think?

Answer 7

A homogeneous mixture is made up of components in a single phase.

Answer 8

For instance a hetero-genous mixture hetero = different geneous nature means that they aren't all in the same phase. say we had a mixture of sand and water. if we separated them out sand would be a solid water a liquid.

Answer 9

they would be in the same phase for homogeneous mixture. the word homogenous itself contains a lot of meaning.

Answer 10

so it is true because a solid cant be homogeneous with a liquid.

Answer 11

Example
Slurry of ice and water they are made up of H2O but both exist in different phases
Consider the mixture of silver and gold although they are 2 different components but they exist in the same phase(solid)

Answer 12

now you're confusing me ... :\

Answer 13

im so cunfuzzled
please help?

Answer 14

ok, let me try

Answer 15

It is true.

Answer 16

I agree with @Photon336

Answer 17

Same nature means same Phase.

Answer 18

It is false. Salt(NaCl) is a solid and it forms a homogenous mixture with water(H2O) which is a liquid. There are many such examples. Alloys like Bronze and Steel are homogenous mixtue of several metals that are solid.

Answer 19

Even air is a homogenous mixture of several gasses. So it is false

Answer 20

a homogenous substance is A mixture which has uniform composition and properties throughout. not substances with same nature

Answer 21

thank you so much @shadowreaper810 that really makes sense :) thanks everyone else for helping me as well m:P