Chemistry, asked by lovely135416, 1 year ago

why compounds can not be separated by physical methods?

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Answered by harish4747
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compound can't be separated by physical method because they are not physically bounded they are bounded by electrons bonds. they are bounded chemically at microscopic level
lovely135416: thank you
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