Questions: Heterogeneous Homogeneous whole blood tomato juice a cup of tea with honey a bowl of chicken noodle soup Pepto Bismol

Heterogeneous Homogeneous whole blood tomato juice a cup of tea with honey a bowl of chicken noodle soup Pepto Bismol
Transcript text: Heterogeneous Homogeneous whole blood tomato juice a cup of tea with honey a bowl of chicken noodle soup Pepto Bismol
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Step 1: Identify Heterogeneous Mixtures
  • whole blood
  • tomato juice
  • a cup of tea with honey
  • a bowl of chicken noodle soup
Step 2: Identify Homogeneous Mixtures
  • Dunoline
  • Itife
  • Pepto Bismol

Final Answer

Heterogeneous mixtures: whole blood, tomato juice, a cup of tea with honey, a bowl of chicken noodle soup.
Homogeneous mixtures: Dunoline, Itife, Pepto Bismol.

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