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what is a example of homogeneous mixture
Kool-aid in the pack is a solid homogeneous mixture.
Kool-aid made up with water is a liquid homogeneous mixture (when all the solids dissolve).
The key is one phase (solid,liquid,gas) and it doesn't separate (like oil and vinegar).
Sometimes mixed phases can be called homogeneous (like cement or dirt mixes, but they really aren't)
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