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Is the air around us a compound or mixture

Is the air around us a compound or mixture
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Is the air around us a compound or mixture

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The air around us is a mixture of multiple different gases, mostly Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide. Carbon Dioxide is a compound, but the rest of the air is not.
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The air around us is not a compound it is a homogeneous mixture.

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