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no.

wanna know why?

a pure substance is made up of only one type of atom. atoms can't be broken down (divided)

definition of an atom: that which cannot be divided. there ya go! ur welcome :)

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11y ago

The pure substances cannot be easily broken , that is why because they have a thermal convection . which means the element react and be expounded . that's why it cant be easily broke . and the compound , because it is composed of two elements , there's a magnetic circumstantial that merge together to produce a new substance .

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13y ago

Not by physical means. However, chemical compounds, which are pure substances, can be broken down by chemical means.

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10y ago

A compound is a pure substance that can only be decomposed by means of a chemical reaction. An element is a pure substance that cannot be decomposed by chemical means.

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7y ago

Yes, pure examples of all the elements have been obtained.

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12y ago

Any element fits this description.

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13y ago

No .

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3y ago
what do you mean no

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11y ago

gas

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