During the CHEMICAL REACTION, what are the differences that happen between ” compounds” and ” mixture” ??
A compound is something that can be isolated by fractionalization, and will essentially be all the same thing. A mixture is something that has a variety of compounts. Ink, for example, contains a variety of compounds, which can be fractionalized into individual compounds. During a chemical reaction, if the reaction is occuring in a test tube containing a mixture, the reaction could be occurring to one compound but not the others, or it could be occuring to some of the compounds, or even all of the compounds, but usually, some compounds will undergo a greater rate of reaction than other compounds. So, you have to take all of this into consideration when you try to balance potential equations.
