Which of the following a correct way to separate a compound?

A reaction must occur to break the bonds

Distillation using boiling points

Filtering using paper to hold the solid from the liquid

Magnetic Attraction to separate metals from non-metals

Which of the following a correct way to separate a mixture?

Distillation using boiling points

A reaction must occur to break the bonds

Which of the following a correct way to separate an element?

A reaction must occur to break the bonds

Distillation using boiling points

Filtering to separate a solid from a liquid

All phases changes are considered...

physical and therefore relate to mixtures.

chemical and therefore relate to compounds.

physical and therefore relate to elements.

chemical and therefore relate to molecules.

All the separation techniques we learned about are

physical means of separating matter.

chemical means of separating matter.

reactive means of separating matter.

unclear means of separating matter.

Element, Compound, or Mixture

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element

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element

compound

mixture of elements and compounds

mixture of compounds

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element

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heterogeneous mixture

homogeneous mixture

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Salt (NaCl)

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H₂+ Mg

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Mixture

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