An element is a single atom, while a compound is a molecule consisting of at least two different types of elements that cannot be physically separated. A mixture contains at least two different kinds of molecules or elements that can be physically separated.
An element is a substance in which -same type of atoms added together.Eg: H2, Na, C & Ne etc.
A compound is a substance in which -different atoms added together in a fixed ratio.Eg: CO2, H2O & NaCl etc.
A mixture is also a substance like a compound in which -different atoms/compounds/elements added together but in a variable (not in a fixed) ratio Eg: salt water, air, living body, smoke etc.
The difference is that a compound is chemically combined and a mixture is not chemically combined.
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An element is a substance that consist of a single type of atoms.
Example: Iron, chlorine, oxygen etc.
A compound consist of various elements or compounds (2 or more than 2 ) but they have the constituents in a definite proportion.
Example: H2O, CO2, NH3 etc.
A mixture consist of elements or substances in any, undefined proportion.
Example: soil, air, gas, oil.
The difference is that a compound is a chemically combined 'mixture' (well defined, with one set of properties) and a mixture is not chemically combined (in a non-defined, variable combination of compounds and/or elements, all with its own properties: kerosine/gasoline/naphta, moist/dry air).
An Element is an absolutely pure, uncorrupted substance … singular. A Compound is a chemically bonded mixture of 2 or more Elements. It has it's own unique physical characteristics, different from any of its component Elements. A Mixture contains more than 1 Element, but it lacks any bonding between its component Elements.
Yes, a mixture may consist of elements and compounds. A mixture is formed when two or more substances are physically combined without forming a new substance, so it can contain elements and compounds in various proportions.
Reactants can be a mixture, compounds, a mixture of compounds and also elements. It depends on the reaction. Air is a mixture and is often a reactant for example.
A mixture.
two or more elements and/or compounds that are physically combined.
A compound contain elements chemically bonded.A mixture contain two or more compounds; they can be separated by physical procedures.
A mixture contain two or more compounds; these compounds can be separated with less or more difficulties.
Wood is a MIXTURE of many compounds, so your answer would be a mixture.
No. Elements, compounds and mixtures are 3 different terms.
A compound is formed from chemical elements bobded by chemical bonds.A mixture contain two or more compounds which can be separated.
a compound is a mixture of elements. that is the difference
An Element is an absolutely pure, uncorrupted substance … singular. A Compound is a chemically bonded mixture of 2 or more Elements. It has it's own unique physical characteristics, different from any of its component Elements. A Mixture contains more than 1 Element, but it lacks any bonding between its component Elements.
Smoke is a heterogeneous mixture.
the similarities between compounds and mixtures are that they are both made up of two or more elements and that they could both be separated and then mixed with different elements to make a new mixture and compound.
Because in a mixture, there are no bonds formed between the elements, and therefore the proportions of each element are unknown, for the mixture as a whole. A mixture is not a chemical change.
Yes, a mixture may consist of elements and compounds. A mixture is formed when two or more substances are physically combined without forming a new substance, so it can contain elements and compounds in various proportions.
A compound contains two or more elements and so does a mixture.