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    This document lists examples of heterogeneous and homogenous materials. Heterogeneous materials include mixed nuts, salad, pizza, and cookies which contain distinct parts. Homogenous materials include tea, fruit juice, vinegar, blood, and steel which have uniform composition throughout. The document was submitted by a student as a science performance task to their teacher.

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    This document lists examples of heterogeneous and homogenous materials. Heterogeneous materials include mixed nuts, salad, pizza, and cookies which contain distinct parts. Homogenous materials include tea, fruit juice, vinegar, blood, and steel which have uniform composition throughout. The document was submitted by a student as a science performance task to their teacher.

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    BADANG

    Uploaded by

    Jhade Manatiga
    This document lists examples of heterogeneous and homogenous materials. Heterogeneous materials include mixed nuts, salad, pizza, and cookies which contain distinct parts. Homogenous materials include tea, fruit juice, vinegar, blood, and steel which have uniform composition throughout. The document was submitted by a student as a science performance task to their teacher.

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    HETEROGENOUS

    MATERIALS

    MIXED NUTS SALAD

    PIZZA

    COOKIES spaghetti
    Homogenous
    MATERIALS

    Tea fruit juice

    vinegar

    Blood steel
    Performance
    task
    in
    science

    Submitted by: Manatiga, Jocas L.


    4 – Mahusay

    Submitted to: Mrs. Rosemarie F. Mangalino


    Science Teacher

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