Chemistry, asked by sabharwaltushar1, 1 month ago

which of the following is a mixture (1)sea water. (2)calcium carbonate. (3) iron. (4) oxygen​

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Answered by ShubhamOP221
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Answer:

Sea Water And Calcium Carbonate

Explanation:

Because

Sea Water is a Mixture of 96.5 percent water, 2.5 percent salts, and smaller amounts of other substances

and

calcium carbonate is a mixture of carbon, oxygen, and calcium.

Answered by marishthangaraj
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(1) Sea water is a mixture.

Explanation:

Compound:

  • When two or more element of same type or different type combine together through bonding, it gives compound.

Mixture:

  • When any two substance which are either chemical or non-chemical in nature it gives mixture.

Element:

  • When atoms of same type is present in an substance, it is called as element.

(1) Sea Water:

  • This is example of homogenous mixture.
  • Thus, it is correct.

(2) Calcium carbonate:

  • It is formed when atoms of calcium, oxygen and carbon combines together.
  • Thus, it is a compound.
  • Thus, it is incorrect.

(3) Iron:

  • It is an element.
  • The chemical symbol is 'Fe'.
  • Thus, it is incorrect.

(4) Oxygen:

  • It is an element.
  • The chemical symbol is 'O'.
  • Thus, it is incorrect.

Final answer:

(1) Sea water is a mixture.

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