Elements, Compounds and Mixture

In summary, the correct groups that contain 1 element, 1 compound and 1 mixture are A.) Gold, sodium chloride, steel and D.) Helium, carbon(IV) oxide, mixed dessert.
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topsyturvy
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Which 2 groups of substances below contain 1 element, 1 compound and 1 mixture? pick 2 groups.

A.) Gold, sodium chloride, steel
B.) oxygen, iodine, air
C.) methane, iron(III)chloride, sea-water
D.) Helium, carbon(IV) oxide, mixed dessert
E.) Bronze, stainless steel, nitrogen(IV)oxide

i pick B and D. can sombody correct me?
what is STEEL under? mixture? :confused:

thanks lotsa.:smile:
 
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topsyturvy said:
Which 2 groups of substances below contain 1 element, 1 compound and 1 mixture? pick 2 groups.

A.) Gold, sodium chloride, steel
B.) oxygen, iodine, air
C.) methane, iron(III)chloride, sea-water
D.) Helium, carbon(IV) oxide, mixed dessert
E.) Bronze, stainless steel, nitrogen(IV)oxide

i pick B and D. can sombody correct me?
what is STEEL under? mixture? :confused:

thanks lotsa.:smile:
You may want to think again, B has two elements and one mixture. D is correct.
 
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how about sodium chloride?

is sodium chloride a mixture?
bronze is also a compound right?

then my ans should be A and D. is that correct? :smile:
 
  • #4
topsyturvy said:
is sodium chloride a mixture?

:eek: :eek: :eek: Sodium chloride is an ionic...
 
  • #5
sodium chloride is an ionic compound.
stainless steel is alloy so it's a compound?
how about Bronze? nitrogen oxide is a compound.
 
  • #6
topsyturvy said:
sodium chloride is an ionic compound.
Yup.
stainless steel is alloy so it's a compound?
Yup
how about Bronze?
Bronze is an alloy, and thus is a compound.
nitrogen oxide is a compound.
Yup
 
  • #7
ok. thanks. but to pick out 2 groups which contain 1 element, 1 compound and 1 mixture. so i should pick D and which one?
A.) gold, sodium chloride, steel. ( there's only one element. no mixture.)
B.) oxygen,iodine , air ( 2 elements. 1 mixture.)
C.) methane, iron(III)chloride, sea-water. (there's 2 mixture. 1 compound.)
E.) bronze, stainless steel, nitrogen(IV)oxide (3 compounds.)

?
 
  • #8
topsyturvy said:
ok. thanks. but to pick out 2 groups which contain 1 element, 1 compound and 1 mixture. so i should pick D and which one?
A.) gold, sodium chloride, steel. ( there's only one element. no mixture.)
B.) oxygen,iodine , air ( 2 elements. 1 mixture.)
C.) methane, iron(III)chloride, sea-water. (there's 2 mixture. 1 compound.)
E.) bronze, stainless steel, nitrogen(IV)oxide (3 compounds.)

?
One of them is a compound.
 
  • #9
methane and sodium chloride both are compound.
 
  • #10
My apologies, after further research it appears that alloys are mixtures not compounds as they don't have a definite make up.
 
  • #11
i see. okok. so steel, stainless steel and bronze are all mixtures?
so A and D is the answer.?
 
  • #12
topsyturvy said:
i see. okok. so steel, stainless steel and bronze are all mixtures?
so A and D is the answer.?
Yes, I would agree with you there, again apologies for the confusion, its a while since I have done anything like this :blushing:
 
  • #13
it's okay. thanks lotsa. :biggrin:
 

What are elements?

Elements are substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means. They are made up of atoms of the same type and have unique physical and chemical properties.

What are compounds?

Compounds are substances that are formed when two or more elements chemically combine. They have different properties from their constituent elements and can be broken down into simpler substances through chemical reactions.

What is the difference between elements and compounds?

The main difference between elements and compounds is that elements are made up of only one type of atom, while compounds are made up of two or more different types of atoms. Additionally, elements cannot be broken down through chemical reactions, while compounds can be.

What are mixtures?

Mixtures are substances that are made up of two or more elements or compounds that are physically combined. The components of a mixture can be separated through physical means, such as filtration or evaporation.

What is the difference between mixtures and compounds?

The main difference between mixtures and compounds is that mixtures are physically combined and can be separated through physical means, while compounds are chemically combined and can only be broken down through chemical reactions.

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