9.According to the definition of pure substance which of the following is a pure substance?
(a) Ice
(b) Mercury
(c) Iron
(d) All of these
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Ya, According to definition of Pure substances, All the three : Ice, Mercury and Iron are pure in nature. So, Correct answer is:
Explanation:
- Pure substances are homogenous and contains only one kinda particles with definite properties.
- Or they are composed of two or more elements combined together in fixed proportion by weight.
- Pure substance: Element and Compound
- Ice is the solid state of Water(H2O). H2O is made up of two elements in fixed proportion by mass. That is 1 : 8. So, It is a Compound and hence a pure substance.
- Mercury is an element and made up of one kind particles with definite set of properties.
- Iron is a metal(element) which is also made up of one kind of particles with definite set of properties.
- Thus, All the options are correct.
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Matter is a substance which have mass and occupies space. On the basis of physical properties, their types:
- Solids
- Liquids
- Gases
And, On the basis of chemical properties:
- Element (Homogenous)
- Compound (Homogenous)
- Mixture (Heterogeneous)
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Explanation:
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Question :-
- According to the definition of pure substance which of the following is a pure substance?
(a) Ice
(b) Mercury
(c) Iron
(d) All of these
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Answer :-
the definition of pure substance, Iron is one of the pure substance .
Pure substances refer to those substances which contain only the same kind of particles.
more information :-
- Pure substance are also the mixture of elements and components.
Example of pure substance and elements:
- Gold,
- Silver,
- Iron,
Know more:
- Pure substance are the pure elements which in present in the nature itself.
Hence, Option (C) - Iron is the Right Answer
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