What is the difference between the interaction of matter in a compound and the interaction of matter in a mixture?

Matter in compound having chemical bonds while in mixture matter have physical interaction.

Explanation:

We know that element is a substance that is made up of atoms. The atoms of different elements combine to form compound. These are the form of matter that have characteristic properties and having fixed chemical composition. The atoms of different elements are combine to gather through the chemical bond.

For example:

Consider the compound water. It has hydrogen and oxygen. Atoms are bonded together through chemical bond and having fixed proportion. So we can say that their interaction is chemical interaction.

While in mixture different matter combined through the physical interaction.

Atoms of different elements are not chemically bonded together.

For example:

Mixture of sand and water.

Mixture of oil and water.

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