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How do you make a substance without atoms?
At a sufficiently high temperature you get a substance called plasma which contains no atoms; it consists of fragments of atoms.
Does hydrogen and oxygen atoms from a mixture called water?
No. Water is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen, not a mixture.
What is a mixture of atoms?
a mixture of atoms is a tootsie roll and a slum jum
What layer of the atmosphere are electrified atoms plentiful?
Electrified atoms, or ions, are plentiful in the ionosphere layer of the Earth's atmosphere. This layer is located between about 48 kilometers (30 miles) and 965 kilometers (600 miles) above the Earth's surface and is important for radio communication and the auroras.
How can we get petroleum from coal?
By using a process called "hydrogenation", hydrogen atoms are bonded to the carbon atoms from the coal creating a mixture of hydrocarbons similar to petroleum.
What element produces red light when electrified?
Neon gas produces red light when electrified. When an electric current passes through neon gas, it causes the atoms to become excited and emit red light as they return to their normal energy state.
Why is salt called a pure substance and salt solution to be considered to be a mixture?
Dry salt - is a compound of sodium and chlorine atoms. If you add it to water, it then mixes with the atoms of oxygen and hydrogen.
What is a mixture called if the particles are the size of atoms or when a substance dissolves another?
i looked it up in my textbook and i belive it's Solubility
How are atoms combined in a mixture?
The only way I can think of to get a mixture of separate atoms is to mix two noble gases--helium and argon, maybe. Any atom that doesn't have a full outer shell is going to create bonds with other atoms, and then you won't have "separate" atoms.
Is two atoms of carbon a mixture?
no Its is not
What something is made of?
atoms? fragments? i have no idea and thats why im looking this up
What is a mixture called if the particles are the size of atoms or when one substance dissolves in another?
i looked it up in my textbook and i belive it's Solubility
