Which of the above best represents a compound?
The best representation of a compound.
Answer to Problem 5TE
The box B best represents the compound.
Explanation of Solution
The matter can be divided into two types. The two types are pure and impure. The pure matter is further divided into elements and compounds. The impure matter contains mixtures.
The compound is formed by chemical bonding between two or more atoms. The composition is the same throughout. The chemical bond forms due to strong forces of attraction between the atoms of elements. So, the elements are tightly bound.
As the elements are tightly bound to each other in a compound, they cannot be separated by physical processes.
So, box B best represents the compound.
Conclusion:
Therefore, the box B best represents the compound.
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