(a) Interpretation Introduction Interpretation: A substance and a pure substance is different or same. Concept introduction: There are different substances present in the universe. On the basis of their composition, they can be described as pure and impure substances. Answer A substance and a pure substance are same. Explanation The substances are the material present in the environment, which have a set of elements and they have a different proportion. It can be made up of single type of atoms or different types of atoms in a definite proportion. The substances are pure, hence, pure substance and substance is same. (b) Interpretation Introduction Interpretation: A heterogenous mixture and a solution is different or same. Concept introduction: The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances. Answer A heterogenous mixture and a solution are different. Explanation The mixture can be of two types, heterogenous or homogenous. Heterogenous mixture is when the substances present in the mixture have different phases and the homogenous mixture is when the all the substances are present in the same phase. The solution is present in same phase and evenly distributed, hence, it is homogenous. (c) Interpretation Introduction Interpretation: A mixture and a substance is different or same. Concept introduction: The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances. There are different substances present in the universe. On the basis of their composition, they can be described as pure and impure substances. Answer A mixture and a substance are different. Explanation The substances are the material present in the environment, which have a set of elements and they have a different proportion. The mixture is a combination of two or more substances, hence, they are not same. (d) Interpretation Introduction Interpretation: A homogenous mixture and a solution is different or same. Concept introduction: The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances. Answer A homogenous mixture and a solution are same. Explanation The mixture can be of two types, heterogenous or homogenous. Heterogenous mixture is when the substances present in the mixture have different phases and the homogenous mixture is when the all the substances are present in the same phase. The solution is present in same phase and evenly distributed, hence, it is homogenous in nature, so, both are same.

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Chapter 3, Problem 60A

Which of the following are the same and which are different?
a. a substance and a pure substance
b. a heterogeneous mixture and a solution
c. a substance and a mixture
d. a homogeneous mixture and a solution

(a)

Expert Solution

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A substance and a pure substance is different or same.

Concept introduction:

There are different substances present in the universe. On the basis of their composition, they can be described as pure and impure substances.

Answer to Problem 60A

A substance and a pure substance are same.

Explanation of Solution

The substances are the material present in the environment, which have a set of elements and they have a different proportion. It can be made up of single type of atoms or different types of atoms in a definite proportion. The substances are pure, hence, pure substance and substance is same.

(b)

Expert Solution

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A heterogenous mixture and a solution is different or same.

Concept introduction:

The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances.

Answer to Problem 60A

A heterogenous mixture and a solution are different.

Explanation of Solution

The mixture can be of two types, heterogenous or homogenous. Heterogenous mixture is when the substances present in the mixture have different phases and the homogenous mixture is when the all the substances are present in the same phase. The solution is present in same phase and evenly distributed, hence, it is homogenous.

(c)

Expert Solution

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A mixture and a substance is different or same.

Concept introduction:

The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances. There are different substances present in the universe. On the basis of their composition, they can be described as pure and impure substances.

Answer to Problem 60A

A mixture and a substance are different.

Explanation of Solution

The substances are the material present in the environment, which have a set of elements and they have a different proportion. The mixture is a combination of two or more substances, hence, they are not same.

(d)

Expert Solution

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

A homogenous mixture and a solution is different or same.

Concept introduction:

The mixture can be defined as a physically combined material made up of two or more different substances.

Answer to Problem 60A

A homogenous mixture and a solution are same.

Explanation of Solution

Chapter 3, Problem 59A

Chapter 3, Problem 61A

Chapter 3 Solutions

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