How do compound and mixtures differ?

Answer 1

Elements are one type of element in a group where all the elements are the same or a lonely single atoms. Compounds are two or more different types of elements and mixtures are a lot of elements made so that unless you use a good separating technique you would not be able to separate them. an example is air you cant really separate that unless you use serious power

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Answer 2

Mixtures are heterogeneous forms of matter. The components of mixtures could be separated. A mixture is not chemically combined, just very well-mixed. The proportions of the components of a mixture can vary.

Compounds are homogeneous forms of matter. The components are chemically combined and cannot be separated. Compounds always contains the same elements in the same proportion.