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O Level Chemistry: Element, Compounds & Mixtures

Another question on Elements, Compounds & Mixtures that i have discussed with the students in my Intensive Revision Program. Thought it will be an interesting one for you to try it out.

Question:
The elements iron and sulfur combine to form the compound iron sulfide (FeS). List the differences between Iron Sulfide and a mixture of iron and sulfur. (Tips: You can present in a table format)

All the best to your Academic Success in Chemistry,
Sean

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