Which of the following is homogeneous in nature?

Ice

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Wood

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Soil

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Air

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Solution

The correct option is A
Ice

The mixtures which contain physically distinct parts and have non-uniform compositions are called heterogeneous substances. Air, wood, soil are heterogenous mixtures. Ice is pure $H_{2} O$ (water) and has a single substance with uniformity. So, ice is homogeneous.

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Which of the following is homogeneous in nature?

The correct option is A Ice The mixtures which contain physically distinct parts and have non-uniform compositions are called heterogeneous substances. Air, wood, soil are heterogenous mixtures. Ice is pure H2O (water) and has a single substance with uniformity. So, ice is homogeneous.

The correct option is A
Ice

The mixtures which contain physically distinct parts and have non-uniform compositions are called heterogeneous substances. Air, wood, soil are heterogenous mixtures. Ice is pure $H_{2} O$ (water) and has a single substance with uniformity. So, ice is homogeneous.