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When an element goes into a mixture, no chemical reaction occurs. Instead of reacting, the elements stay completely seperate, losing or gaining no electrons in the process. Examples of Mixtures:

Air: Nitrogen, Oxygen and Argon (Other trace elements also in air)

Salty Water: Hydrogen Oxide (Water) and Sodium Chloride (Salt)

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