You are given a compound that contains the elements hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon.
a) How would you attempt
to separate the compound into containers with only pure elements in them?
b) Once you separated the elements
from each other, what could you do to verify they are in fact elements and not compounds? (This is a multi-part
question. Make sure to answer the entire question.)
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You are given a compound that contains the elements hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon.
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