Heterogeneous/homogeneous chemistry homework problem?

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I'm doing some self practice problems for my chemistry class and stumbled upon this question which I cannot figure out.

Here's a pic of the problem:

http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/126/chemdiagramquestion.jpg"

Can someone tell me what they get for the answers?
 
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