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    The document discusses the key differences between mixtures and compounds. Mixtures are made up of two or more elements or substances that are not chemically combined and can be separated into its constituents by physical methods like filtration or distillation. Compounds, however, are formed by a chemical reaction and the elements within them can only be separated chemically, such as through electrolysis which uses an electric current to decompose compounds into their elemental forms.

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    The document discusses the key differences between mixtures and compounds. Mixtures are made up of two or more elements or substances that are not chemically combined and can be separated into its constituents by physical methods like filtration or distillation. Compounds, however, are formed by a chemical reaction and the elements within them can only be separated chemically, such as through electrolysis which uses an electric current to decompose compounds into their elemental forms.

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    Mixtures: No Energy Is Taken Out During Formation of A Mixture

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    The document discusses the key differences between mixtures and compounds. Mixtures are made up of two or more elements or substances that are not chemically combined and can be separated into its constituents by physical methods like filtration or distillation. Compounds, however, are formed by a chemical reaction and the elements within them can only be separated chemically, such as through electrolysis which uses an electric current to decompose compounds into their elemental forms.

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    Made Up Of 2 Or

    More Elements
    And Or
    Compouds That
    Are Not
    Chemically
    Combine
    No Energy Is
    Can Be Seperated
    Taken Out Into Its
    During Constituents By
    Formation Of A Physical Method
    Mixture

    MIXTURES

    No Chemical
    Reaction Takes Can Be The
    Place Duringthe Properties Of Its
    Formulation Of Constituents
    Mixture

    Can Be Seperated
    By Physical
    Method Such As
    Filtration Or
    Distillation
    METHOD TO SEPERATE
    COMPOUNDS

    Compounds Cannot Be Seperated


    Physically Like Mixtures

    A Compound Can Only Be


    Seperated Chemically

    By Electronics

    Electrolysis Is A Chemical
    Decomposition Of A Compound To
    Its Elements By Passing An Electric
    Current Through The Compound

    The Elements In A Compound Are


    Handed Chemically
    There Are Lots
    Of Compound
    That We Used
    Such As
    Salt,sugar And
    Consist Of 2 Or Other This Newly
    More Elements Formed Product
    That Are Mixed Has Its Own
    Chemically Characteristic

    COMPOUNDS
    SEPERATION M ETHOD Filtration

    Sedimentation

    Chromatography

    Sieving

    Floatation

    Distillation

    Seperation by
    using maget

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