There are different types of mixtures which we utilize in our everyday life. There are variety of mixtures and we come across all the mixtures in our daily lives. Mixtures is present in the liquid that we drink, in the food we eat and it is also present in air we breathe. Homogeneous mixture can be stated as the mixture having the same composition throughout. The different parts that is mixed in the mixture cannot be identified and separated. The homogeneous mixture is also stated as the solutions. The homogenous mixtures is present all around us. There are different types of homogenous mixture which is encounter in our daily lives. Homogenous mixture can be the combination of different forms of mixtures such as liquid and gas. In the homogenous mixture the particles are uniformly distributed, the entire compensation is uniform. The entire mixture is same and consists of only one phase.

There are different types of homogenous mixture and various examples can be given for the homogenous mixture. For example, water is an example of a homogenous mixture where different minerals is dissolved with the gases in the water. The bottle of alcohol can be stated as the man-made homogeneous mixture where different alcohol is mixed. The air present in the atmosphere is an example of homogeneous mixture where different gases is present such as oxygen, argon, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. There are varieties of acids and solutions which is an example of homogeneous mixture. A solution of dilute hydrochloric acid is an example of homogeneous mixture. Steel is one of the perfect example of homogeneous mixture. Steel is the combination or rather mixture of iron metal and carbon.

Homogeneous and heterogeneous mixture are different. The composition of the homogeneous is uniform, in case of the heterogeneous mixture the composition is non-uniform. In the homogeneous mixture there is only one phase and in heterogeneous mixture there is more than two phase. The mixture which is homogeneous in nature cannot be separated physically. In case of the heterogeneous mixture the separation can be made physically. The word homo itself means same and the word hetero means different. The mixture is concentrated with different properties. The samples are not identical to each other. Few examples of homogeneous mixtures are sugar water, vinegar, steel, air, rainwater and the dishwashing detergent. There is no specific methods which can be used to separate the different components present in the mixtures. Few examples of heterogeneous mixture are vegetable soup, mixed nuts, soil, and ice in the soda, blood and pizza. In such type of mixture the components can be easily identified and separated. The entire size and the properties of the components present in the mixtures can be easily identified. The homogenous mixture is encountered everywhere and can be easily identified and differentiated from the heterogeneous mixture. However, the mixtures are mostly classified into two categories which is homogenous and heterogeneous in nature. Both the mixtures differ as their properties are not alike and non- identical.