Multiple Choice
In the classification of matter, what is the smallest unit of a compound that still retains the chemical properties of that compound?
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Classification of Matter
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A compound differs from a mixture because it:
A
can have any composition and can always be separated into its components by physical methods
B
consists of a single type of atom and cannot be decomposed by chemical reactions
C
has a fixed composition with elements chemically bonded and can be separated only by chemical methods
D
is always homogeneous, whereas mixtures are always heterogeneous
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