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Gucchi:

Which type of mixture can be separated using magnetism? Heterogeneous mixture whose components are attracted differently to a magnet Heterogeneous mixture whose components are attracted equally to a magnet Homogeneous mixture whose components are attracted differently to a magnet Homogeneous mixture whose components are attracted equally to a magnet

Gucchi:

am i right with A? idk im confused

Gucchi:

@kiwipop1

Gucchi:

@extrinix

Extrinix:

You are correct yeah, to separate the mixtures using magnets, each will have to have a different attraction to the magnet, giving you that portion, and then only heterogeneous mixtures are affected by magnets, not homogeneous mixtures

KiWiPoP1:

Ok so immediately we can cross out anything homogeneous, once they're mixed there's no separating them anymore, like salt and water, that's a homogeneous mixture Now we can look at heterogeneous, they can be separated, if we look the first one, this is what we'd want as our answer, we're not gonna want two mixtures that are both magnetic on the same level, we want them differently magnetic, or one magnetic and the other one not at all.

Gucchi:

wow great explanation thank you so much

KiWiPoP1:

no prob

Extrinix:

No problem ^^ Kiwi you're mine now XD

KiWiPoP1:

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