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Which of the following will form a homogeneous mixture?

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Salt and water

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Oil and water

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Chalk powder and water

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Sand and water

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Solution

The correct option is A
Salt and water

A mixture whose composition is uniform throughout their mass, is called a homogenous mixture.

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