Chemistry, 09.03.2021 19:00 deniseelyons15
A closed container contains the components of a river (water, oxygen, sand, gravel, etc). It can be said that this container contains a heterogeneous mixture because:
a. Because a single phase is formed, since all substances are dissolved in water
b. Several phases are formed, as some components do not dissolve in water
c. Substances are in different states, forming a single phase
d. Oxygen and gravel are dissolved in water
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