what makes pure substance different from mixture

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what makes pure substance different from mixture ​

KRAKENqt · Answer

Pure Substance – Made up of only one type of particle (element or compound). It has a fixed composition and uniform properties no matter where it is taken from.Example: gold (Au), distilled water (H₂O)Mixture – Made up of two or more substances that are combined but not chemically bonded. The proportion and properties can vary depending on the part.Example: seawater, air

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