ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
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Figure 11a
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thefeedingdoctor.com
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Element:
An element is a collection of numerous same type of atoms.
Figure 11 shows a) an atom and b) its element
Figure 11a:
Figure 11b:
Mixtures:
Mixture is a physical combination of 2 or more elements, such
that they can be separated by physical means.
Example:
Air is a mixture of Nitrogen, Oxygen, Carbon dioxide, Water
vapours, and Inert gases, all of which can be separated by the Fractional
Distillation of Liquid Air.
Compound:
A compound is a chemical mixture of 2 or more elements, such
that they cannot be separated by physical means.
Molecule:
A molecule is the smallest unit of a compound, and many same
molecules, make up a compound.
Figure 12 shows a) a molecule of water and b) its compound
Figure 12a:
Figure 12b:
