Chp2- Elements, Compounds and mixtures

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<p>What are Elements?</p>

What are Elements?

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It is a pure substance that cannot be broken into simpler substances by any means

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<p>What are atoms?</p>

What are atoms?

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Smallest particle of an element that have the same chemical properties as the element

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<p>What are Elements?</p>

What are Elements?

It is a pure substance that cannot be broken into simpler substances by any means

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<p>What are atoms?</p>

What are atoms?

Smallest particle of an element that have the same chemical properties as the element

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<p>What is a molecule?</p>

What is a molecule?

It is a group of two or more atoms chemically combined

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<p>What is a compound</p>

What is a compound

It is a pure substance made up of two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed ratio

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How can you break down compounds?

  • Thermal Decomposition- heating the compound strongly

  • Electrolysis- electricity is used to break down a compound

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What is the difference between elements and compounds?

  • Elements only consist of one type of atom. While a Compound consists of two or more atoms chemically combined

  • The smallest particle in an element is an atom. The smallest particle in a compound is a molecule or ion

  • Elements can not be broken down. Compounds can be broken down by electrolysis or thermal decomposition

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<p>What is a mixture? </p>

What is a mixture?

It is made up of two or more substances that are not chemically combined.

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Difference between mixture and compound

  • Mixture can be physically separated

  • Mixtures have the same properties as their components

  • Compounds have chemical changes

  • Mixtures are mixed in random proportion