Compounds have properties that are different from their constituent elements, require chemical reactions to separate the elements, and have elements that are chemically joined together so the amounts cannot be varied. Mixtures have substances that keep their own properties and can be separated easily or have amounts varied since the substances are not chemically joined.
Compounds have properties that are different from their constituent elements, require chemical reactions to separate the elements, and have elements that are chemically joined together so the amounts cannot be varied. Mixtures have substances that keep their own properties and can be separated easily or have amounts varied since the substances are not chemically joined.
Compounds have properties that are different from their constituent elements, require chemical reactions to separate the elements, and have elements that are chemically joined together so the amounts cannot be varied. Mixtures have substances that keep their own properties and can be separated easily or have amounts varied since the substances are not chemically joined.