Question
A science student prepares a glass of orange juice. The student claims that the juice is a heterogeneous mixture. Which observation supports best supports this claim? (1 point)
Responses
The juice can be separated into water and other substances.
The juice can be separated into water and other substances.
All regions of the juice appear identical.
All regions of the juice appear identical.
Most of the juice is water.
Most of the juice is water.
The last sip of the juice tastes stronger than the first sips.
Responses
The juice can be separated into water and other substances.
The juice can be separated into water and other substances.
All regions of the juice appear identical.
All regions of the juice appear identical.
Most of the juice is water.
Most of the juice is water.
The last sip of the juice tastes stronger than the first sips.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The observation that best supports the claim that the orange juice is a heterogeneous mixture is:
**The last sip of the juice tastes stronger than the first sips.**
This statement suggests that the concentration of substances in the juice is not uniform throughout, indicating that different regions of the juice may have different compositions, which is characteristic of a heterogeneous mixture.
**The last sip of the juice tastes stronger than the first sips.**
This statement suggests that the concentration of substances in the juice is not uniform throughout, indicating that different regions of the juice may have different compositions, which is characteristic of a heterogeneous mixture.