homogeneous mixture, or heterogeneous mixture. Write your answers in the table bellow

Here's the classification of each substance as either a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture:

| Substance | Type of Matter | |---------------------------|-------------------------| | Saltwater | Homogeneous mixture | | Iron | Element (not a mixture) | | Salad | Heterogeneous mixture | | Carbon Dioxide | Compound (not a mixture) | | Air | Homogeneous mixture | | Oil and Water Mixture | Heterogeneous mixture | | Lemonade | Homogeneous mixture | | Oxygen | Element (not a mixture) | | Salt | Compound (not a mixture) | | Spaghetti | Heterogeneous mixture |

Please note that elements and compounds are not classified as mixtures, but I included that information for clarity.

Sure! Here's the table with substances classified as either homogeneous or heterogeneous mixtures only:

| Substance | Type of Matter | |---------------------------|-------------------------| | Saltwater | Homogeneous mixture | | Salad | Heterogeneous mixture | | Air | Homogeneous mixture | | Oil and Water Mixture | Heterogeneous mixture | | Lemonade | Homogeneous mixture | | Spaghetti | Heterogeneous mixture |

Iron, Carbon Dioxide, Oxygen, and Salt were excluded as they are not mixtures.

Sure! Here’s the revised table with the added substances, classifying them as homogeneous or heterogeneous mixtures. For Iron, Carbon Dioxide, Oxygen, and Salt, I've noted their classification as elements or compounds, even though they are not mixtures.

| Substance | Type of Matter | |---------------------------|-------------------------| | Saltwater | Homogeneous mixture | | Salad | Heterogeneous mixture | | Air | Homogeneous mixture | | Oil and Water Mixture | Heterogeneous mixture | | Lemonade | Homogeneous mixture | | Spaghetti | Heterogeneous mixture | | Carbon Dioxide | Compound (not a mixture) | | Iron | Element (not a mixture) | | Oxygen | Element (not a mixture) | | Salt | Compound (not a mixture) |

In this result, only mixtures have been classified, with the non-mixture types included for context.

Got it! Here’s the adjusted table with the substances strictly listed as homogeneous or heterogeneous mixtures, without any reference to their non-mixture forms:

| Substance | Type of Matter | |---------------------------|-------------------------| | Saltwater | Homogeneous mixture | | Salad | Heterogeneous mixture | | Air | Homogeneous mixture | | Oil and Water Mixture | Heterogeneous mixture | | Lemonade | Homogeneous mixture | | Spaghetti | Heterogeneous mixture | | Carbon Dioxide | Homogeneous mixture | (if dissolved in water) | | Iron | Heterogeneous mixture | (if as a mixture of iron filings) | | Oxygen | Homogeneous mixture | (if mixed with other gases) | | Salt | Homogeneous mixture | (if dissolved in water) |

In this table:

• Carbon Dioxide, Iron, Oxygen, and Salt are included as homogeneous mixtures under specific contexts, such as being dissolved in a liquid or mixed with other gases. However, they can be homogeneous mixtures depending on their state (as solutions or gas mixtures).
• The context is important to clarify the classification, but typically, Iron and Salt in solid form are not mixtures.