No, it is not a element since it contains many compounds such as water, cellulose, sugar, etc.
It is not a pure element: it contains elements such as hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen.
The apple is reacting with oxygen in the air, leading to a process called oxidation. This causes the exposed part of the apple to turn brown due to a chemical reaction that breaks down the apple's pigments.
An Apple is a heterogeneous mixture it is not a pure substance when it is made of so many visible different materials the coloring pigments, the flavors, the water, the pulp, the celulose one overly simplified description of heterogeneous is "an obvious mix" one that merely by looking allows you to detect different substances
Barium produces a light or apple green flame when held in a hot clean burning gas flame. it could be confused with the different green flames produced by copper, boron, molybdenum, antimony, tellurium, thallium, phosphorus and others.
It is an element. Elements are composed of atoms, and atoms of elements combine chemically to form compounds.
The actual slicing of the apple is a physical change, but when it turns brown, that's a chemical change.
No. An apple is a heterogeneous mixture.
An apple is a living organism.
No. An apple is not an element. It's a complex mixture of compounds.
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No. A pie is a mixture.
As a trace metal, arsenic is found in apple seed.
Apple is not an element and therefore does not have a chemical name. The names that are used to refer to an apple includes kernel, pippin and seedling.
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it's neither, it's a food
its an element. an element is a pure substance. apple juice is a pure substance since it doesn't have other chemicals and such in it orange juice is not since its got all that pulp stuff in it, even without the pulp its still thick.
The Apple iSight brand is a line of both external and internal webcams developed by the Apple company. Apple iSight cameras include built-in microphones and have dual-element noise suppression.
There are literally thousands of patents for the iPhone. Apple have patented every element of the iPhone from the screen, shape, electrics, display, icons and more.