Chemistry, 16.10.2020 06:01 angelak461

Which two statements below are true? You can only pick two. A mixture is made of substances that can be easily physically separated from each other. The elements that make up a compound are chemicaly bonded to each other and therefore are NOT easily separated from each other. Both compounds and mixtures are easily separated from each other because they are elements or substances that are only in physical contact with each other; they are not chemically connected. In a compound and a mixture, changing the ratio of atoms or substances will chemically change the compound and mixture.

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