How are mixtures different from compounds?
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| Parameters | Compounds vs Mixtures |
|---|---|
| Composition | Compounds have a fixed composition,whereas mixtures have a variable composition. |
| Melting and Boiling point | Compounds have sharp melting and boiling points,while mixtures do not. |
| Properties of constituents | In compounds,constituents lose their individual properties. In mixtures,constituents retain their original properties. |
| Separation | Compounds can only be separated by chemical methods,while mixtures can be separated by physical methods. |
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