How can there be so many different kinds of substances in the world?

Answer 1

There are so many different atoms or atoms with different numbers of protons which makes different elements or different substances.

Everything is chemical and made up of chemical reactions. And the chemicals are all made up of atoms. Atoms combine to form elements, and elements combine to make up compounds and mixtures.

For example, water. Hydrogen, an element itself, combines itself to another chemicals, which is Oxygen, to make a compound. Which gives you the result with water.

Everything in the world is made up of chemical reactions. Some come naturally and most are made with mixtures and compounds.

As you may know, there are tons of individual elements and when they are combine into bigger compounds they turn into substances like liquid, gas, or solid. It's all part of chemical reactions.

Answer 2

Different substances exist due to variations in the combinations of elements and molecules, as well as the way they interact and bond with each other. Elements combine in different ratios and structures to create a wide range of substances with unique properties and functions. This diversity is what allows for the vast array of materials and compounds we observe in the world.

Answer 3

Because the world needs these substances to support life!

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Answer 4

There are literally tens of millions of known substances, and we continue to discover natural substances and make more man-made ones.

Answer 5

There are 118 elements on the Periodic Table.

Answer 6

Today are known more than 65 000 000 chemicals.

Answer 7

yes cause there is

Answer 8

26000

Answer 9

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