Chemistry, 30.10.2021 18:10 lacilebeck69641

How is a mixture different from a compound? a. Mixtures are commonly found in nature.

b. Solids, liquids, and gases can form mixtures.

c. Mixtures have two or more components.

d. Each substance in a mixture keeps most of its characteristic properties.

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How is a mixture different from a compound? a. Mixtures are commonly found in nature.

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