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1 pitcher of Kool-Aid

2 pitcher of Kool-Aid homogeneous mixture

3 ocean

4 heterogeneous mixture
ocean heterogeneous mixture

5 salad

6 heterogeneous mixture
salad heterogeneous mixture

7 baby food

8 baby food homogeneous mixture

9 saline solution

10 solution = homogeneous mixture
saline solution solution = homogeneous mixture

11 pizza

12 heterogeneous mixture
pizza heterogeneous mixture

13 Lucky Charms

14 heterogeneous mixture
Lucky Charms heterogeneous mixture

15 blood

16 blood homogeneous mixture

17 milk

18 milk homogeneous mixture

19 salad dressing

20 salad dressing heterogenous

21 Soda with bubbles

22 Soda with bubbles heterogenous

23 Soda without bubbles

24 Soda without bubbles homogenous

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