The term "true compound" is not specifically defined by the scientific community. Perhaps you are thinking of "pure compound", which is a substance composed of perfectly definite identical particles which are formed from two or more elements. It's possible that a scientist might use the phrase "true compound" to refer to a molecular compound (covalently-bonded) such as H2O or CO2, as opposed to an ionically-bonded compound such as NaCl or H2SO4; but this usage is not officially recognized by the scientific community
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True. An aromatic compound, no matter how bad it is for us, will ALWAYS smell nice and fragrant.
It is an ionic compound.
It is a chemical compound.
No. A true compound formula uses whole numbers.
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The OR function always results in a true when one input is true.
it is an ionic compound
it has two elements
Yes, it is true.
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Yes, sodium chloride is a chemical compound.