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Calcium chloride is an ionic compound, in which calcium and chlorine are chemically combined, forming a pure substance, and as such is homogeneous, but not like a homogeneous mixture. A homogeneous mixture is made of components that are notchemically combined.

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Calcium is a pure substance and is homogeneous. This means that calcium is uniform in composition throughout its structure, with the same properties and characteristics observed at any point within the sample.

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No, Magnesium on it's own is more closely described as an element (although manipulated, it is still an element). It is not a mixture, and something cannot be regarded homogenous or hetrogenous if it is not a mixture.

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heterogeneous

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A chemical compound is considered as homogeneous.

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Magnesium is a chemical element.

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