Distinguish between a solution, a mixture, and a compound. Give any four points on these.
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solution
solution is the homogeneous mixture.
The seize of solute particle in a solution is extremely small.
The particle of a solution can't be seen with a microscope .
A true solution doesn't scatter a beam of light because its particles are very very small.
mixture
mixture can be homogeneous or heterogeneous.
The components of a mixture may be present in any ratio.
The properties of a mixture are same as those of its constitutes.
melting and boiling point of a mixture are usually not sharp and fixed.
Compound
Compound are always homogeneous in nature.
they compound of a compound are entirely different from its constitutes.
the compound of a compound are always present in definite ratio by mass.
melting and boiling point of a compound are usually Sharp and fixed.
solution is the homogeneous mixture.
The seize of solute particle in a solution is extremely small.
The particle of a solution can't be seen with a microscope .
A true solution doesn't scatter a beam of light because its particles are very very small.
mixture
mixture can be homogeneous or heterogeneous.
The components of a mixture may be present in any ratio.
The properties of a mixture are same as those of its constitutes.
melting and boiling point of a mixture are usually not sharp and fixed.
Compound
Compound are always homogeneous in nature.
they compound of a compound are entirely different from its constitutes.
the compound of a compound are always present in definite ratio by mass.
melting and boiling point of a compound are usually Sharp and fixed.
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