Particle diagram of a mixture of an element and a compound

An example figure from the Particle Diagram generator.

A box with linear molecules of one black atom between two light gray atoms, mixed with diatomic molecules of two light gray atoms
A box of two kinds of molecule scattered together: four linear molecules, each a black atom between two light gray atoms (like CO₂), and four diatomic molecules of two light gray atoms (like O₂). The diatomic molecules are an element and the linear ones a compound, so the box is a mixture of an element and a compound.

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What’s in the box

  • 4 linear molecules (medium black with 2 medium light gray)
  • 4 molecules (medium light gray and medium light gray)

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