A. the properties of a compound are those of its individual constituents while those of a mixture differ from its constituents
B. a mixture is always homogeneous while a compound is not
C. the constituent of a compound are chemically bound together while those of a mixture are not
D. a mixture can be represented by a chemical formula while a compound cannot
Correct Answer:
Option C – the constituent of a compound are chemically bound together while those of a mixture are not
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