Scientists are working with a liquid that is made of only one type of atom. Which statements correctly describe this liquid? Check all that apply.

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Koen Morse

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1 June, 08:48

Scientists are working with a liquid that is made of only one type of atom. Which statements correctly describe this liquid? Check all that apply.

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Kiera Parrish · Answer 1

The statements correctly describe this liquid:

The liquid contains only one element. The liquid is a pure substance.

Explanation:

A chemical component is a substance that contains just one sort of iota. On the off chance that a substance contains more than one sort of iota, it is a compound. A component is comprised of one kind of particle in particular and can't be part further. A compound has the consolidated properties of the components from which it is made.

A component is an unadulterated substance comprising of a solitary sort of particle. In a drop of mercury (Hg) for the most part, there isn't a debasement present. Henceforth, it is alluded to as an unadulterated substance. Further, component alludes to a compound substance involving just one sort of particle.