731375SSOWhich of the following substances meets the definition of a pure "compound" according to the chemistry textbook?Place a check next to all choices that apply.O Distilled water: H20O Pure copper metal: CuO Dinitrogen Trioxide vapor: N203OAmmonium Chloride: NH4CIO Himalayan Sea Salt: Mixture of NaCI, Fe203, and other trace minerals.O Compound W: (Read ingredients)Drug FactsCompound WFAST ACTINGGELPETtSTAS Canpond75137 59550Drug FactsActive ingredientPurposeUneWarningsedeedDireOther infermatioCompound WInactive ingeQuestionsNARINUM STRENGTHFAST ACTINGGELPENETRATESREMOVES WARTWARTSEAL-STARTS HILLINGWARTS FASTWARTSACISENO Salt water: NaCl completely dissolved in H20OA crystal of pure salt: NaClNitrogen gas: N2

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Which of the following substances meets the definition of a pure "compound" according to the chemistry textbook? Place a check next to all choices that apply. O Distilled water: H20 O Pure copper metal: Cu O Dinitrogen Trioxide vapor: N203 OAmmonium Chloride: NH4CI O Himalayan Sea Salt: Mixture of NaCI, Fe203, and other trace minerals. O Compound W: (Read ingredients) Drug Facts

Which of the following substances meets the definition of a pure "compound" according to the chemistry textbook? Place a check next to all choices that apply. O Distilled water: H20 O Pure copper metal: Cu O Dinitrogen Trioxide vapor: N203 OAmmonium Chloride: NH4CI O Himalayan Sea Salt: Mixture of NaCI, Fe203, and other trace minerals. O Compound W: (Read ingredients) Drug Facts

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter3: Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

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