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Is there any examples of compounds and mixtures that are the same?

April 26, 2017compounds examples mixtures

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Is there any examples of compounds and mixtures that are the same?

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by definition, no — because a compound is a chemically-bonded material at the atomic level, and a mixture by definition is “more than one element or compounds combined that do NOT form a chemical bond”.