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    1) Wine is a homogeneous mixture because the elements that combine to form it, like alcohol and water, are uniformly distributed throughout. 2) Vinegar is also a homogeneous mixture as the acetic acid solute dissolves uniformly in the water solvent. 3) Orange juice is not a homogeneous mixture as it contains solid pulp particles as well as liquid.

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    1) Wine is a homogeneous mixture because the elements that combine to form it, like alcohol and water, are uniformly distributed throughout. 2) Vinegar is also a homogeneous mixture as the acetic acid solute dissolves uniformly in the water solvent. 3) Orange juice is not a homogeneous mixture as it contains solid pulp particles as well as liquid.

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    HOMOGENEOUS

    MIXTURE

    Princez Mae Fernandez

    Grade 7 - LO VE

    SCIENCE
    WINE

    Wine is a homogeneous substance


    because the elements in wine combine to
    form a compound (a whole new
    substance that stands on its own)

    Solvent: A larger volume of water


    Solute: A small quantity of alcohol
    VINEGAR

    Vinegar is a mixture of water and acetic


    acid, which dissolves in the water. Olive oil
    and vinegar are homogeneous mixtures. A
    homogeneous mixture is a mixture in which
    the composition is uniform throughout.
    Olive oil and vinegar are homogeneous
    mixtures

    Solvent: Water
    Solute: Acetic Acid

    3
    ORANGE JUICE

    A Orange juice contains particles of solid (pulp) as well as liquid; it is not


    chemically pure.

    An Orange juice contains particles of solid (pulp)


    as well as liquid, it is not chemically pure.

    Solvent: Water
    Solute: Juice powder

    4
    SALTY WATER

    The salt water described above is


    homogeneous because the dissolved
    salt is evenly distributed throughout
    the entire salt water sample.

    Solvent: Water
    Solute: Salt
    5
    COFFEE

    Coffee is composed of solutes and a solvent.


    It can be classified as a solution as one of the
    solutes are caffeine.

    Solvent: Hot Water


    Solute: Coffee powder

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