How Do Mixtures Differ from Compounds

question 10

Multiple Choice

How do mixtures differ from compounds?

• A) Mixtures are new substances with properties unlike the properties of the elements in the mix.
• B) Mixtures are either liquid or solid, whereas compounds are solid, liquid, or gas.
• C) Mixtures are not combined chemically.
• D) Mixtures cannot be separated by physical means, such as filtering.

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Definitions:

Particular Organizational Design

A unique configuration of an organization's structures, processes, and systems designed to achieve its goals and address specific challenges.

Professional Bureaucracy

An organizational structure that relies heavily on the expertise and professionalism of its members rather than on strict hierarchies or rules.

Horizontal Specialization

A division of labor where tasks are divided among employees at the same level within an organization, based on skills or expertise.

Mechanistic Structure

A mechanistic structure in an organization is characterized by rigid hierarchy, high levels of formalization, and centralized decision making.