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A jar contains several different types of atoms. The proportions of these atoms can be changed slightly without changing any substance in the jar. This jar contains
A.
a mixture.
B.
a single element.
C.
a compound.
D.
a molecule.
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A. a mixture.
Reason: A mixture can contain several different types of atoms (or substances) and its proportions can vary without producing a new substance. A compound has a fixed composition (definite ratio), an element contains only one kind of atom, and a molecule is a specific bonded arrangement with a fixed formula.
Reason: A mixture can contain several different types of atoms (or substances) and its proportions can vary without producing a new substance. A compound has a fixed composition (definite ratio), an element contains only one kind of atom, and a molecule is a specific bonded arrangement with a fixed formula.
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