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The concept of compound is probably as old as the concept of "element". Robert Boyle, the key figure in the transition from alchemy to chemistry, was one was one of the first to try to distinguish "compounds" from other types of matter.
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Materials in which the relative location of the atom is fixed are?
crystalline compounds.
What is a water hydrophilic?
Compounds that like water.
What materials are used to classify objects like plants flowers rocks and even fossil fuels?
Chemicals.
Are organic compounds the first carbon compounds that scientists studied?
what was the first carbon compound scientist studied
What kind of materials are used the in magnetic strips of ATM cards?
Iron compounds and plastic.
How do you classify carbon-containing coumpounds?
Organic compounds
How do geologists classify a volcano made of these materials?
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How do you classify matter into organic and inorganic?
All organic compounds contain carbon; most inorganic compounds doesn't contain carbon.
Classify magnet according to materials or source of magnetism?
no comment
How will you classify materials in a manufacturing concern?
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What property do you use to classify materials into three states?
Bandgap
Between heterogeneous mixtures solutions compounds or elements how would you classify the following materials - air milk and water?
air = solution milk = heterogeneous mixture water= compound
Do ionic compounds such as chloride dissolves easily in water?
I classify that as an overstatement. It is true that a great many ionic compounds are highly soluble in water, but not all of them.
Is oxygen the element in any common materials?
no. its in many compounds but not in many common materials.
Can we classify non living things as population?
by looking the shape, state, elements & compounds, liquid and gases
What materials make up a rock?
Minerals and Compounds.
Way to classify earth material?
The best way to classify earth materials is bases in their properties. For instance most rocks are classified based on their formation process.
