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When an element goes into a mixture, no chemical reaction occurs. Instead of reacting, the elements stay completely seperate, losing or gaining no electrons in the process. Examples of Mixtures:

Air: Nitrogen, Oxygen and Argon (Other trace elements also in air)

Salty Water: Hydrogen Oxide (Water) and Sodium Chloride (Salt)

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When elements form mixtures, they do not chemically bond with each other. Instead, they retain their individual properties and can be separated through physical means, such as filtration or distillation. Mixing elements simply involves combining them physically without creating new chemical compounds.

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