Most everyday substances are mixtures although they are often labelled as pure
CHEMISTRY · Subjective · AP · Chemistry · Atomic Structure and Properties · Atomic Structure and Properties
Problem
Most everyday substances are mixtures although they are often labelled as pure. Pure orange juice is a common example. The manufacturers simply mean that nothing has been added to the orange juice. In chemistry, the term *pure* is not used in the same way.
In chemistry, what is meant by the term *pure*?