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Chapter 2: Q. 2.9 P (page 81)

Each scene below represents a mixture. Describe each one in terms of the number of elements and/or compounds present.

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  1. A mixture of three elements and four compounds (two different types of compounds)
  2. A mixture of four elements (two are uni-atomic and two are diatomic) and two compounds
  3. A mixture of three diatomic and two triatomic elements

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Diagram a

Diagram a represents a mixture of three elements and four compounds. Element is the one which has only one type of atom while there are two different compounds.

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Diagram b 

Diagram b represents a mixture of four elements (two are uni-atomic and two are diatomic) and two compounds. Here compound is made of 2 different types of atoms.

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 Step 3: Diagram c

Diatomic and triatomic elements are pure elements that form molecules consisting of two or three atoms bonded together. So, here diagram c represents a mixture of three diatomic and two triatomic elements.

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