Chemical Compound

 Chemical Compound Use In Everyday Life

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Chemical Compound

Studying about elements and chemical compound in chemistry class may be boring to some students. Just looking at those elements on the periodic table make them wish that it’s already the end of class.

It’s understandable that some students don’t like chemistry class, especially every student have their favorite subject. Most of the time chemistry is last on the list. But to some students who love this subject, learning about chemical compound is something they look forward to. Whether you like chemistry or not, understanding chemical compound is useful in your everyday life. This will help you in choosing the best products like shampoo, lotion, soap, medicine and more. If you know what compounds these products are made of, you’ll be able to determine which product to buy and which may be harmful for you. Different substances are combined together in producing these products.

Elements are joined together to create new substances. These are called chemical compounds. Though these are bonded together, these can still be separated as individual elements. Covalent bond is a bond in which elements have the same electronegativity. There’s even sharing of electrons in this type of bond. Ionic bond is a bond in which elements have differences in electronegativity. Chemical compounds are different with mixtures because separation of chemical compounds can only be done through chemical reaction. Mixtures can be separated using different methods like evaporation and filtration. Evaporation can separate solution from solute and filtration can separate liquid from solid. Noble gases have full electrons, which is the reason why they do not bond with other elements. These elements are located on the right side of the periodic table. Elements with full electrons are non reactive. Some of these are neon, argon and helium.

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                                       elements and their ratios in achemical compound. Another example is

Who knows, you may be working in a manufacturing industry in the future and expertise in chemical compound is important in developing new products.

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