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Element
A material made of only *one type of atom*. Found on the periodic table. Examples: He, Na, O₂, O₃, F₂, S₈

Compound
a material which is made of two or more different kind of atoms that are chemically combined (or bonded). Examples H₂O, CO₂, C₆H₁₂O₆

Molecule
Two or more atoms bonded together. Can be elements like O₂ or compounds like H₂O.
Pure substance
a material in which all of the particles are identical (the same). Only one type of element OR one type of compound is present. Examples: pure water, pure helium, pure copper, etc.

Mixture
Two or more substances that are mixed but not chemically combined. More than one type of materials is present. Each substance in a mixture keeps its properties. Mixtures can usually be easily separated.

Homogenous Mixture
A mixture where the substances appear the same throughout.

Heterogenous Mixture
A mixture where the substances that make up the mixture are mixed in differently throughout.

Atom
The basic building block of all things. Different kinds of atoms are called elements.
