No. The more reactive metals do displace hydrogen. Bases are substances that when adde to water increase the concentration of OH-
Element 1 is hydrogen; element 8 is oxygen. Thus water, H2O, is such a substance. Another less familiar one is hydrogen peroxide, H2O2.
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Water to steam H2O(l) <--> H2O(g) Steam to water
Distilled water is a compound - H2O.
An element is a substance that contains only one type of atom (e.i. Carbon). A compound is a substance that is constructed of multiple types of atom (i.e. water [H2O]).
the substance in helium is h2o
Water, but it is a compound, not an element.
No, H2O is a molecular compound because it contains two types of atoms. A pure element has only the atom by itself, or combined with another atom of itself, such as H2, Cl2, I2.
No, an element is only one substance. For example for silver has the symbol Ag. this tells us that silver is an element it consists only of silver it does not contain any other substance. Water has the symbol H2O this tells us that water is made up of oxygen and hydrogen it consists of more than one substance. Silver is an element, water is a compound It is not correct to say a substance is made up of two kinds of matter. Kinds of matter means a gas a liquid or a solid
The number that comes after it's abbreviation. H2O- two hydrogen, one oxygen
H2O is a compound, Mg is an element.
a compound is what i thank to i learned that in 5th grade.
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No. Every substance in the Periodic Table is an element - that is, a substance that cannot be broken down into a simpler form. For example, H2O is made of the elements hydrogen and oxygen. Blood, however, is a homogeneous mixture, not an element, and can be broken down into simpler substances, so it does not belong on the Periodic table.
A pure substance is something like just water (H2O). A homogeneous mixture is a solution with multiple compounds. These mostly contain water, but not always. An example of a homogeneous mixture is H2O+NaCl or NaCl (aq).