is milk a element, compound, or a mixture? what about copper?

Answer 1

milk is a mixture
copper is an element

Answer 2

Think about what you know about milk. Can it be dried into a powder? That might help you see that water makes up a large percentage of milk's composition. You might know that milk is a good source of protein, and vitamin D, and calcium. Since the water, the protein and the vitamin D are intact in the milk, what do you think? Milk is a mixture of many compounds and a great food. The copper, on the other hand, is a pure element and cannot be broken down into anything simpler.Some copper wire is 99.9999% pure copper with only 0.0001% impurities.

Answer 3

Milk is a mixture. Copper is an element

Answer 4

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Answer 5

milk is a mixture. whole milk will separate when just left standing.
Copper is a element.
Read a periodic table it will take just a few minutes and will give you a wealth of knowledge.
Look you are not cute enough to pass unless you study, and really it is worth the effort.
You will see,one way or another.

Answer 6

Milk is a mixture. Its components are not chemichally combined, just mixed. On the other hand, copper is an element, a "pure" substance that can be found in nature or obtained in the lab.

Answer 7

Milk is definitely a mixture, you have a collection of cells which are comprised of many different compounds.

Copper is an element, its on the periodic table of elements.

Answer 8

Milk, is a mixture, and to be more specific, it is a colloid.
Copper is an element.