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| Name | Heterogenous vs Homogenous (Definitions, Examples, & Practice) |
| Video Uploader | Video From Wayne Breslyn |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 01-02-2021 19:59:16 |
| Video Discription | When we discuss mixtures we can broadly classify them as heterogenous or homogenous. This is common question on chemistry quizzes and tests where you are given a mixture, for example salt water, and asked to determine whether is a heterogenous or homogenous mixture. The general definition is: Heterogenous: Not uniform (unevenly distributed). Examples: rocks in mud, salad, nails in sand Homogenous: Uniform composition (same throughout). Examples: salt water, smoke, alloys Note that you can have a mixture, like rock, water, and sugar that has hetero and homo components. In this case the rocks and sugar water are a heterogenous mixture. If we look just at the sugar dissolved in the water, this has a uniform/smooth composition and is therefore a homogenous solution. We can separate both heterogenous and homogenous mixtures using their physicals properties. For example filtration, distillation, sorting based on size, or gravitational sorting based on density. |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | types of mixtures | hetero homo mixtures | is a mixture homo | how to tell if a mixture is heterogenous or homogenous |
