How can mixtures be classified?

Answer 1

A solution is a mixture where the parts of the mixture have completely dissolved into one another, such as in sweat tea. A suspension is a mixture where the two parts are together but particulates of one are not dissolved into the other and are instead suspended within, such as in a soup or stew.

Answer 2

Mixtures are classified into two on basis of the nature of the solvents n solutes.

1. Homogenous mixtures: Homogenous mixtures are those in which the solute n solvent are not seen as two separate phases but as one continuous phases. For example, consider a solution of salt in water.
2. Heterogenous mixtures: Heterogenous mixtures are those in which the solute n solvent are distinctly separable into two phases. For example, consider a mixture of oil and water.

On basis of physical state of solute and solvents, mixtures are classified into nine types:

1. Solid in Solid: metal alloys, etc.
2. Solid in Liquid: solution of sugar in water, etc.
3. Solid in Gas: smoke particles suspended in air, etc.
4. Liquid in Solid: paste, colloids, etc.
5. Liquid in Liquid: solution of alcohol in water.
6. Liquid in Gas: water droplets suspended in air.
7. Gas in Solid: hydrogen gas adsorbed on platinum surface.
8. Gas in Liquid: aerated drinks
9. Gas in Gas: air

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Answer 3

A mixture is defined as a substance made by mixing other substances together. Mixtures are most easily classified into heterogeneous or homogeneous mixtures. Heterogeneous mixtures have local areas with unique properties. Homogeneous mixtures are uniform throughout.

Answer 4

Mixtures may be homogeneous or heterogeneous.

Answer 5

A mixture is homogeneous or heterogeneous.