pls answer the following: 1. Why should the bulb of the thermometer not touch the bottom of the beaker when taking the boiling point of the solution? 2. Name five differences to contract the properties of compounds and mixtures 3. Differentiate an element from a compound

pls answer the following: 1. Why should the bulb of the thermometer not touch the bottom of the beaker when taking the boiling point of the solution? 2. Name five differences to contract the properties of compounds and mixtures 3. Differentiate an element from a compound

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