Chemistry
State: Four differences between compounds and mixtures.
Elements, Compounds & Mixtures
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The differences between compound and mixtures are given below:
| Compound | Mixture |
|---|---|
| A compound is a pure substance. | A mixture is an impure substance. |
| Compounds are always homogeneous. | Mixtures may be homogeneous or heterogeneous. |
| Properties of components are changed during the formation of a compound. | Mixtures retain the properties of its components. |
| Compounds have fixed melting points and boiling points. | Mixtures do not have fixed melting points and boiling points. |
| Components of compounds can be separated only by chemical methods. | Components of mixtures can be separated by simple physical methods. |
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