Answer to Question #156029 in Physical Chemistry for Robert

Question #156029

Which statement about mixtures is false?

Expert's answer

Pure iron is a heterogeneous mixture. Pure iron is not at all a mixture. It is a pure form of an element and can not be classified as homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture.

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