A salt tablet is both a compound and a mixture. Here's why:
The salt, itself, is an ionic compound of sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl). Put 'em together and you get NaCl, which is the compound called, "Table Salt".
However, the NaCl is mixed with other ingredients to let it be packed into a pill form, and to ensure that the pill won't dissolve from moisture in the air before you have a chance to take it.
This part of the pill is what's called a "Dry Mixture".
Salt = compound Mixture = two or more SUBSTANCES
Pure salt is not a mixture, it is a compound.
Salt is a compound.
Salt is a compound.
Salt is a compound.
A salt is a chemical compound.
It is a compound.
Salt is a compound composed of sodium and chloride ions. It is a pure substance, not a mixture.
Neither. It is a pure substance.
Table salt is a compound.
A tablet is typically a compound, as it is made by combining different substances to create a specific formula or medication. The ingredients in a tablet are usually carefully measured and mixed to ensure a consistent and effective product.
mixture of rock particle and salt