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Question
Tabulate a comparative chart – to differentiate between elements, compounds, and mixtures. Differentiate them with reference to existence
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Solution
Existence
Elements –Elements i.e. atoms are present on their own. e.g. Iron and sulphur exist on their own as elements iron and sulphur.
Compounds – Components in a compound present in a definite proportion. e.g. Iron and sulphur are chemically combined in a fixed ratio in iron sulphide
Mixtures –Components in a mixture present in any proportion. e.g. Iron and sulphur are mixed in any ratio in the mixture of iron and sulphur.
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