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Chemistry, 03.09.2019 16:20 gugu1004

Compounds and mixtures are sometimes easy to mix up. below are some very specific differences
between compounds and mixtures. for each, explain how compounds and mixtures differ and give
a specific example for each idea.
a. properties before and after the formation of the compound or mixture
b. ability to
c. fixed composition or fixed ratio

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