Identifying Homogenous

and Heterogenous
Mixture
7 D

2 Cil’ Junior High School

 GROUP 4

Azi .F.F Dewi .u.k

Elaeis .H.J

M.Egypt .P Renandy .F.K

 THEORY
If HOMOGENOUS mixed
with water, they’re will
mixed flat. But, if
HETEROGENOUS mixed
with water, they’re will
 Tools & Materials

1. 2 FOOD COLORS
(GREEN & RED)
2. 2 SPOONS

3. A GLASS OF WATER
4. 5 GLASSES AQUA

5. SUGAR, SALT, CHALK

POWDER, SAND AND
COFFEE
PROCEDURES
1. Take 5 glasses & mark
them A, B, C, D & E
2. Fill the glasses with a
half full of water
 3. Put a spoonful of salt
into glass A. Put food
color (green) into glass A.
It uses for mark between
glass A, B or C.
4. Put a spoonful of sugar
into glass B. Put food
color (red) into glass B.
5. Put a spoonful of chalk
powder into glass C
6. Put a spoonful of sand
into glass D
7. Put a spoonful of
coffee into glass E
8. Stir them!!!
9. Finish……….
CONCLUSION
 1. Table Observation
No. Subtance Mix
Homogenous Heterogenous

1 Salt √ −
2 Sugar √ −
3 Chalk Powder− √

4 Sand − √
5 Coffee √ −
 2. Glass A, B & E are
mixture because they’re
HOMOGENOUS.
3. Glass C & D aren’t
mixture because they’re
HETEROGENOUS.
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