Is a scrambled egg heterogeneous mixture?
Yes, a scrambled egg is a heterogeneous mixture. Here's why:
* Heterogeneous mixtures have components that are not evenly distributed throughout. You can visually distinguish the different parts.
* Scrambled eggs contain different components like:
* Egg white: Light and mostly protein
* Egg yolk: Yellow and containing fats and other nutrients
* Cooked proteins: These form clumps and solid pieces in the egg.
When you scramble an egg, you break down the yolk and white, but you don't mix them at a molecular level. You can still see the yellow of the yolk and the white of the egg in the scrambled mixture.
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