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Choose a Page:How does salt dissolve in water?Where do dyes come from?*What is the difference between a m...*What is a molecule?How big is an atom?How does film processing work?How do detergents work?How many elements are there?Which is the most common element?What is inside a fire extinguisher?What is a polymer?What are acids used for?Are tyres made from natural rubber? What is the difference between a mixture and a compound? A mixture contains two or more substances that can be separated by physical means. For example, a mixture of iron nails and pebbles can be separated using a magnet. In a compound, two or more elements are bound together chemically and cannot be separated except by chemical processes. A mixture and a compound   Previous: Back Book: 1001 Section: Science and Technology Chapter: Chemistry