Telling Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Mixtures Apart Mostly, the difference between the two types of mixtures is a matter of scale If you look closely at sand from a beach, you can see the different components, including shells, coral, sand, and organic matter Homogeneous mixtures are uniform in appearance Examples salt or sugar dissolved in water, mouthwash, perfume, coffee, detergent and water, tea, milk, wine, Any liquid that has a composition that you can" visibly distinguish Heterogeneous mixtures are not uniform, meaning there is a visible difference in the mixture Heterogeneous Mixtures Unlike homogeneous mixtures, in these it is very easy to identify, even to the naked eye, which are the different components that make them up This makes it much easier to separate these mixtures Eg water and oil , water and sand
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